Chevron Corporation

CVX

Equity

ISIN null / Valor 1281709

New York Stock Exchange, Inc (2026-05-27)

USD 182.40-1.25%

Chevron Corporation
UMushroom community rating:

3.94 14 votes No rating yet

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About company

Chevron Corporation is a global energy company with a history spanning over a century, known for its exploration, production, and refining of oil and gas. The company operates under several brands, including Chevron, Texaco, and Caltex, each with a significant presence in various parts of the world. Chevron is recognized for its high-quality fuel products and lubricants, catering to a wide range of consumer and industrial needs. Beyond its traditional oil and gas operations, Chevron also engages in the marketing and distribution of fuels and lubricants, offering credit and gift cards, and exploring brand licensing opportunities. While the company's efforts in sustainability and decarbonization are noted, this description focuses on its core business activities in the energy sector, emphasizing its role in providing reliable and high-quality energy products globally.

Summarized from source with an LLMView SourceSector: Energy

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Key figures

32.3%1Y

18.4%3Y

77.1%5Y

Performance

21.5%1Y

22.7%3Y

25.4%5Y

Volatility

363267 M

Market cap (USD)

9,449,495

Daily traded volume (Shares)

143.82 / 142.35

1 day high/low (USD)

0.00 / 0.00

52 weeks high/low (USD)

01 January, 2022

Dividend ex-date

0.00

Dividend (USD)

0.00%

Dividend yield (p.a.)

0.002022

0.002023

0.002024

Est dividend (USD)

0.00%2022

0.00%2023

0.00%2024

Est dividend yield

10.00

P/E ratio

00.002022

00.002023

00.002024

Est P/E ratio

0.00

EPS (USD)

0.002022

0.002023

0.002024

Est EPS (USD)

Ratings & reviews

3.94

14 votes

Performance:

4.28

Innovation:

3.67

Society:

3.56

Nature:

3.47

Anthony Leong

United Kingdom, 16 May 2026

Chevron offers balance sheet resilience and reliable dividends, but faces headwinds from weak oil prices, slow energy transition progress, and unresolved litigation. A hold — attractive for income investors, less so for ESG-conscious or growth-focused mandates.