ExxonMobil Expects 2026 Cash Capex of $27 Billion-$29 Billion
Bitget2026/10/30 10:40- ExxonMobil expects 2026 cash capital spending of $27 billion-$29 billion, versus $20 billion spent through September.
- Fourth-quarter corporate and financing expenses are projected at $500 million-$700 million, with Product Solutions scheduled maintenance rising from the third quarter.
- Share repurchases will total $20 billion in 2027.
- The 2030 plan targets roughly $25 billion in earnings growth from 2024, with cash flow growth of about $35 billion.
- Cumulative structural cost savings are targeted at roughly $20 billion by 2030, versus $16.9 billion through September 2026.
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