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Comparable Company Analysis

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	== Valuation ==		== Valuation ==

	=== Comparable Company Analysis ===		=== Comparable Company Analysis<ref>https://www.capitaliq.com/CIQDotNet/Comps/Comparables.aspx?compsId=717546320&companyId=406338&tempId=1&tab=1&statekey=549ddce6c033433faaf540a10de15153</ref> ===
	For the purpose of comparable company analysis, we have taken into consideration three other integrated oil and gas companies: Chevron, Shell, and BP.		For the purpose of comparable company analysis, we have taken into consideration three other integrated oil and gas companies: Chevron, Shell, and BP.
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 For the purpose of comparable company analysis, we have taken into consideration three other integrated oil and gas companies: Chevron, Shell, and BP.
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 == References ==
 __INDEX__

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	=== Comparable Company Analysis ===		=== Comparable Company Analysis ===
			For the purpose of comparable company analysis, we have taken into consideration three other integrated oil and gas companies: Chevron, Shell, and BP.

	=== Sensitivity Analysis ===		=== Sensitivity Analysis ===

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Leadership

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	The key players in the oil and industry can be divided into two main types: integrated and national oil companies. The integrated O&G companies which include Exxon, Chevron, BP, and Shell to name a few. Since Mexico nationalised its oil industry in 1938, other nations have either established private state-owned oil businesses or bought sizeable stakes in publicly traded oil firms. Oil nationalisation is becoming more popular as a means of countering historical international oil firms' exploitation of national resources and as a political ploy to control access to and decisions made about such resources. Some notable examples include Saudi Aramco, National Iranian Oil Company, Gazprom, and China National Petroleum Corporation.		The key players in the oil and industry can be divided into two main types: integrated and national oil companies. The integrated O&G companies which include Exxon, Chevron, BP, and Shell to name a few. Since Mexico nationalised its oil industry in 1938, other nations have either established private state-owned oil businesses or bought sizeable stakes in publicly traded oil firms. Oil nationalisation is becoming more popular as a means of countering historical international oil firms' exploitation of national resources and as a political ploy to control access to and decisions made about such resources. Some notable examples include Saudi Aramco, National Iranian Oil Company, Gazprom, and China National Petroleum Corporation.

	== Leadership ==		== Leadership<ref>https://corporate.exxonmobil.com/corporate-governance/board-of-directors</ref> ==

	=== ~~Executive Team~~ ===		=== Management Committee: ===
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			'''Chief Executive Officer - Darren W. Woods'''

	~~=== Board~~ of ~~Directors ===~~		Mr. Woods joined Exxon Company International in 1992 as a planning analyst. In 2014, he became senior vice president and effective January 1, 2016, Mr. Woods was elected president of Exxon Mobil Corporation and a member of the board of directors. In January 2017, Mr. Woods was elected as Chairman and Chief Executive Officer. He holds a Bachelor of Science degree in electrical engineering from Texas A&M and a Master of Business Administration degree from Northwestern's Kellogg School of Management.
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			'''Chief Financial Officer - Kathryn A. Mikells'''

	== ~~Sustainability Initiatives~~ ==		In August 2021, Mikells started working for Exxon as senior vice president and chief financial officer. Prior to this, she served as chief financial officer at Diageo, Plc. She holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Illinois and a Master of Business Administration in Finance from the University of Chicago.

			=== Board of Directors: ===
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			The Board of Directors includes CEO Darren W.Woods and independent directors such as Angela F. Braly, Gregory J.Goff, and Susan K.Avery among others. To assist in performing its obligations, the Board establishes Committees. Board Committees, in particular, work on important matters in more detail than is possible at full Board sessions. To assist in performing its obligations, the Board establishes Committees. Board Committees, in particular, work on important matters in more detail than is possible at full Board sessions. The main committees are: audit; compensation; finance; executive; environment, safety and public policy; and nominating and governance.

	== Financials ==		== Financials ==

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Main Offerings and Operations of the Company

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	'''Low Carbon Solutions:''' Exxon has recently achieved significant progress in reducing the emissions intensity of its operational assets, and has also boosted anticipated investments in lower-emission programmes to roughly $17 billion from 2022 to 2027.<ref>https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_0525f46847911a3ef8ef04b23fb23196/exxonmobil/db/2301/22049/annual_report/2022-Annual-Report.pdf</ref>		'''Low Carbon Solutions:''' Exxon has recently achieved significant progress in reducing the emissions intensity of its operational assets, and has also boosted anticipated investments in lower-emission programmes to roughly $17 billion from 2022 to 2027.<ref>https://d1io3yog0oux5.cloudfront.net/_0525f46847911a3ef8ef04b23fb23196/exxonmobil/db/2301/22049/annual_report/2022-Annual-Report.pdf</ref>
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	'''Recent Developments:''' ExxonMobil began oil production from the Liza field offshore Guyana in late 2019.		'''Recent Developments:''' ExxonMobil began oil production from the Liza field offshore Guyana in late 2019.

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	In 2020, ExxonMobil increased production of vital goods including polypropylene, which is used to manufacture protective masks, gowns, and wipes, as well as isopropyl alcohol, which is used to make hand sanitizer in reaction to the COVID-19 epidemic.		In 2020, ExxonMobil increased production of vital goods including polypropylene, which is used to manufacture protective masks, gowns, and wipes, as well as isopropyl alcohol, which is used to make hand sanitizer in reaction to the COVID-19 epidemic.

	In order to commercialise its enormous portfolio of low-carbon technologies, ExxonMobil established a new company in 2021. ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions, the newly launched company, will first concentrate on carbon capture and storage, one of the crucial technologies necessary to reach net zero emissions and the climate targets set forth in the Paris Agreement.		In order to commercialise its enormous portfolio of low-carbon technologies, ExxonMobil established a new company in 2021. ExxonMobil Low Carbon Solutions, the newly launched company, will first concentrate on carbon capture and storage, one of the crucial technologies necessary to reach net zero emissions and the climate targets set forth in the Paris Agreement. ExxonMobil is dedicating resources to build infrastructure for capturing, moving, and storing carbon dioxide. These investments allow them to assist clients in reducing carbon footprints by sending captured carbon through pipelines to storage hubs. The company sees CCS as a significant business potential, which could drive substantial expansion for its low-carbon solutions platform.

	== Industry Overview ==		== Industry Overview ==

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Market

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	=== Key Players ===		=== Key Players ===
	The key players in the oil and industry can be divided into two main types: integrated and national oil companies. The integrated O&G companies which include Exxon, Chevron, BP, and Shell to name a few. Since Mexico nationalised its oil industry in 1938, other nations have either established private state-owned oil businesses or bought sizeable stakes in publicly traded oil firms. Oil nationalisation is becoming more popular as a means of countering historical international oil firms' exploitation of national resources and as a political ploy to control access to and decisions made about such resources. Some notable examples include Saudi Aramco, National Iranian Oil Company, Gazprom, and China National Petroleum Corporation.		The key players in the oil and industry can be divided into two main types: integrated and national oil companies. The integrated O&G companies which include Exxon, Chevron, BP, and Shell to name a few. Since Mexico nationalised its oil industry in 1938, other nations have either established private state-owned oil businesses or bought sizeable stakes in publicly traded oil firms. Oil nationalisation is becoming more popular as a means of countering historical international oil firms' exploitation of national resources and as a political ploy to control access to and decisions made about such resources. Some notable examples include Saudi Aramco, National Iranian Oil Company, Gazprom, and China National Petroleum Corporation.

	~~== Market ==~~

	~~=== Total Addressable Market (TAM) ===~~

	~~=== Serviceable Available Market (SAM) ===~~

	~~=== Serviceable Obtainable Market (SOM) ===~~

	== Leadership ==		== Leadership ==

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Key Challenges

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	=== Key Players ===		=== Key Players ===
			The key players in the oil and industry can be divided into two main types: integrated and national oil companies. The integrated O&G companies which include Exxon, Chevron, BP, and Shell to name a few. Since Mexico nationalised its oil industry in 1938, other nations have either established private state-owned oil businesses or bought sizeable stakes in publicly traded oil firms. Oil nationalisation is becoming more popular as a means of countering historical international oil firms' exploitation of national resources and as a political ploy to control access to and decisions made about such resources. Some notable examples include Saudi Aramco, National Iranian Oil Company, Gazprom, and China National Petroleum Corporation.

	== Market ==		== Market ==