Chevron's disciplined capital allocation and Guyana assets make it resilient and attractive despite recent earnings pressure and oil price volatility. The pending Hess acquisition offers significant long-term upside, though legal uncertainty with Exxon remains a risk to the deal. Chevron is currently valued as if Hess dilution has already occurred, creating compelling 2026 upside potential with a $165.73 price target.
Exxon's battle to bid on a stake in a major oil discovery has chilled the once-cordial relationship it had with rival Chevron.
Chevron faces headwinds from US sanctions in Venezuela, risking a 5% revenue hit, but retains strategic asset presence for future upside. I break down the financial impact of exiting Venezuela. I provide guidance on CVX's dividend sustainability and position sizing in a dividend portfolio.
U.S. President Donald Trump's administration is preparing to issue a narrowly tailored license to Chevron , allowing the company to conduct minimal maintenance of essential operations in Venezuela, Bloomberg News reported on Friday.
Chevron, NNN REIT, and Prudential Financial offer high-quality, dividend growth with yields averaging 5.4% and strong credit ratings. Each stock is trading at a 16%-21% discount to fair value, positioning them for 15%-20% annual total returns through 2027. These companies have long dividend growth streaks, robust balance sheets, and payout ratios that support continued dividend increases.
CVX and PBR face falling cash flow, rising debt and earnings pressure. Both stocks are now rated Strong Sell amid mounting macro and company-specific risks.
CVX explores new high-potential oil and gas blocks in Indonesia, marking a comeback after 2023 with renewed interest in the region.
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CVX and European partners seek U.S. approval to maintain joint ventures in Venezuela as sanctions risk halting operations and aiding rival nations.
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Chevron beat earnings estimates for Q1'25 despite pressure on petroleum prices. Chevron's Kazakhstan oil field projects have started to make a positive contribution in terms of production volume. Chevron's strong free cash flow and aggressive stock buyback program make it an attractive investment for dividend-seeking investors.
Chevron, Exxon Mobil and TotalEnergies are among other big oil companies that could be considering a deal for BP, a report said Friday.