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CVX vs XOM in the Permian

Chevron is restoring their million-barrel Permian target only a year after it disappeared from the company’s guidance as Covid-19 crashed energy markets.

Chevron plans to double returns on capital employed and expand free cash flow by 10% a year, more than twice the cash-flow growth rate promised by Exxon Mobil Corp. last week. Chevron’s dividend isn’t imperiled even if crude falls to $40.

“This, in our view, confirms CVX’s superior investment case relative to XOM,” Giacomo Romeo, an analyst at Jefferies International Ltd., said in a note to clients.

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Zigging while competition are zagging.. we have DW! Although questionable..

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Post ID: @2zls+19R14oeD

So we sold our acreage and then had to buy back in under worse terms?

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Post ID: @1ihe+19R14oeD

Correct below - better returns mainly driven by heritage acreage terms.

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Post ID: @saq+19R14oeD

They have much higher net interest on aggregate. No surprises here

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