Exxon Business Analysis

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Competitors:

This statistic illustrates the top 5 oil companies worldwide based on current daily production. At this point, ExxonMobil is the world's fourth largest oil producer, extracting some 5.3 million barrels per day.

1. Saudi Aramco - 12.5 million barrels per day

Saudi Aramco is by far the biggest energy company in the world, generating more than $1 billion a day in revenues. This image depicts the Shaybah mega-project, sitting on more than 15 billion barrels of oil in the Rub al-Khali desert. Aramco's biggest field, Ghawar, can do 5 million bpd.

2. Gazprom - 9.7 million barrels per day

Russia's Gazprom is the world's largest producer of natural gas. Controlled by the Kremlin, Gazprom's monopoly on gas deliveries to much of Europe provides President Vladimir Putin a prime lever for projecting power in the region. Gazprom's profits are more than $40 billion a year.

3. National Iranian Oil Co. - 6.4 million barrels per day

Iran has been forced to curtail oil production due to international sanctions, but remains a huge oil and gas producer. To skirt sanctions, Turkey and India have reportedly been paying for Iranian oil with gold. The Strait of Hormuz remains the world's most significant choke point for oil. Iran has threatened to close the Strait if attacked.

4. ExxonMobil - 5.3 million barrels per day

Exxon's $40 billion in annual profits don't seem like a lot when you consider their $400 billion in sales. It takes giant projects to "move the needle" for the Big Unit. That means CEO Rex Tillerson has to make friends with potentates. In this picture from last April, Tillerson is meeting with Russia's Vladimir Putin to iron out a joint venture between Exxon and Russia's state-controlled oil giant Rosneft.

5. PetroChina - 4.4 million barrels per day

The largest of China's three state-controlled oil giants, PetroChina also has the highest market cap of any of the publicly traded giants. The company already produces more oil than ExxonMobil, and considering the estimates of massive shale gas under China, could someday vie with Gazprom as a regional gas power.

“The energy industry is comprised of all activities involved in extracting, processing, and distributing natural resources to create energy. While it includes alternative energy sources, it is dominated by the production of petroleum and natural gas. The petroleum sector has always been unstable as disturbances in the supplier regions may greatly affect the supply, which in turn affects prices. Though bad for the consumer, the rise in the price per barrel of crude oil is good news for oil companies. “

II) Company Overview:

1.General Presentation:

Industry : petroleum and gas refining

CEO : Rex W. Tillerson

Sector : energy

HQ location : Irving, TX

Rang : 5th largest by revenue

Origin : Standard Oil Company created by John D.Rockefeller in 1870

Creation : 30 november 1999 by the merger of Exxon (originally the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey) and Mobil (originally the Standard Oil Company of New York)

Daily production : 3.921million BOE in 2008 ( 3% of the world production)

End of 2013 total reserves : 25.2 billion BOE (barrels of oil equivalent). First private company reserves

Possess : -45 refineries in 26 countries

-42 000 petrol station in more than 100 countries

Daily refining capacity : 6.3 million barrels a day

2. Where ?

Areas

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North America

Canada. Caribbean/Guatemala

Mexico. United States

Canada

Mexico. United States

Mexico. United States

South America

Colombia.

Argentina

Brazil. Colombia.

Brazil.

Europe

Belgium. Cyprus. Finland France Germany and Central Europe Ireland Italy Luxembourg Norway Romania Russia The Netherlands Turkey United Kingdom

Azerbaijan Germany and Central Europe Kazakhstan Norway Romania Russia The Netherlands Ukraine United Kingdom

Belgium

Germany and Central Europe Italy Luxembourg The Netherlands Turkey United Kingdom

Middle East/North Africa

Egypt Qatar United Arab Emirates

Iraq Kuwait Qatar United Arab Emirates

Saudi Arabia United Arab Emirates

Subsaharan Africa

Nigeria

Angola Chad and Cameroon Equatorial Guinea Madagascar Nigeria Tanzania

Asia Pacific

Australia China Guam Sub-Cluster Hong Kong India Indonesia Japan New Zealand Papua New Guinea Singapore South Korea Taiwan Thailand Vietnam

Australia China India Indonesia New Zealand Malaysia Papua New Guinea South Korea Taiwan Thailand Vietnam

China Hong Kong India Japan Malaysia New Zealand Singapore South Korea Taiwan Thailand Vietnam