ExxonMobil
Based on market capitalization, ExxonMobil (XOM) is the world’s
largest publicly listed oil and gas company. Its market capitalization
currently stands at $320 billion. Though Saudi Aramco is the largest oil
company in the world, it isn’t a listed company. Based on revenue,
ExxonMobil is the fifth largest listed oil company. It had a total
revenue of $279 billion in 2018. The company had total proved reserves
of 24.3 billion oil-equivalent barrels at the end of 2018 with a
reserves life of 17 years at its current production rates.
Sinopec
China Petrochemical, or Sinopec Group (SNP), is the largest listed
oil and gas company by revenue. Its 2018 revenue stood at a massive $420
billion. In terms of market capitalization, however, it’s behind some
of the top companies including ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell (RDS.A),
Chevron (CVX), PetroChina (PTR), BP (BP), and Total SA (TOT).
Royal Dutch Shell
With a market capitalization of ~$262 billion, Royal Dutch Shell
follows ExxonMobil as the largest listed oil and gas company. It is the
second-largest company by revenue as well. Shell Group’s headquarters
are in the Netherlands. The parent company, Royal Dutch Shell, is
incorporated in England and Wales.
PetroChina
Chinese oil company PetroChina is the fourth largest oil and gas
company by market capitalization, though it is the third largest in
terms of revenue. Its 2018 revenue stood at ~$342 billion, roughly
double that of Chevron. State-owned China National Petroleum Corporation
is PetroChina’s controlling shareholder.
BP
BP is the fifth largest oil and gas company by market capitalization
and fourth largest in terms of revenue. Its current market
capitalization is less than half of that of ExxonMobil. However, its
2018 revenue exceeded that of ExxonMobil’s. Interestingly, ExxonMobil’s
profit for the year was more than double that of BP’s.
Chevron
Chevron is the third largest listed oil and gas company based on
market capitalization, though its much smaller in terms of revenue.
Chevron’s 2018 revenue stood at $159 billion.
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