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Chevron is the second-largest US oil and gas company, with a more concentrated asset portfolio and a strong balance sheet.
Production is concentrated in the Permian basin, Kazakhstan and the Gulf of Mexico offshore, with refining in the United States and Asia. The company traditionally carries less debt than peers, and that is deliberate: the cushion lets it pass through low-price periods without cutting distributions.
As with any company in the sector, results follow the commodity price while investment decisions are made years ahead of knowing it. Hence capital discipline: in recent years the industry has preferred returning cash to shareholders over adding production at any cost.
A separate factor is dealmaking and the legal disputes over asset rights that can delay large acquisitions for a long time. Chevron is an income stock with a long record of increases and one of the principal ways to hold oil price exposure through equities.
Based on the last 12 months of reports, through 30 June 2026
The sector median covers every company in the sector on the US market, loss-making ones included.
Chevron Corporation (CVX) is a company in the Energy sector; its shares trade on NYSE.
The price of Chevron Corporation (CVX) on November 2, 2026 is 228.14 $, −3.13 % on the day. Over the past year the price changed by +44.19 %. The P/E ratio is 22.55, which is above the sector median (15.24). Market capitalization is 464.39 billion $, rank 1 among 11 stocks of the same industry with a known capitalization.
Chevron Corporation trades on NYSE under the ticker CVX. The company belongs to the Energy sector. The trading history on this page starts on 22 August 2016.
Over the past 52 weeks CVX has traded between 146.49 $ and 223.46 $. As of 2 November 2026 the price stood 94.62 % of the way from the 52-week low to the high.
Over one year CVX shares rose 44.19 %; over six months they rose 16.57 %. Volatility over 90 days is 24.56 %. Dividends are not included: this is price change only, as of 2 November 2026.
CVX trades at a price-to-earnings ratio of 22.6, above the sector median of 15.2. Price to sales is 2.2, above the sector median of 1.6. Price to book is 2.4, above the sector median of 1.5. Calculated from reports for the period ending 30 June 2026.
Chevron Corporation reported revenue of 215.3B $ and net income of 20.6B $ over the last four quarters. Net margin is 9.57 %. Revenue changed by +10.21 % year over year. Earnings per share are 10.39 $. Market capitalisation is 464.4B $.
CVX has a return on equity of 10.84 %, above the sector median of 5.91 %. Return on assets is 6.24 %, above the sector median of 2.74 %.
