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Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) Stock Analysis
XOM · Evidence captured · English narration
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Exxon Mobil Corporation (XOM) stock analysis: business, earnings, cash flow, valuation, analyst expectations, insider activity and the Moonshot model, with dated sources.
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Sales, profits and the price.
This film was produced on October 7, 2026. We update the website edition every two weeks using the latest available data. Exxon Mobil Corporation. Annual revenue fell 4.5 percent in FY2025. Here are the business, the price, and the evidence to watch next.
What the business does.
Exxon Mobil Corporation. The profile lists an initial public offering in 1978. It reports 57,900 employees. Beyond resource acquisition, Exxon Mobil is deeply engaged in the manufacturing, commercial trading, logistical transportation, and marketing of crude oil.
Where the revenue came from.
The revenue mix available here is from fiscal 2025. Energy Products accounts for 75.5 percent. Upstream, 12.2 percent. Chemical Products, 6.9 percent. These are reported revenue categories, not a measure of customer concentration.
A smaller top line. The reported profit.
In fiscal 2025, revenue was 323.9 billion dollars. The reported net income was 28.8 billion dollars. In fiscal 2024, net income was 33.7 billion dollars. Net income is an accounting result; it is not the amount of cash spent.
Growth. Then a reversal.
The chart shows all 5 available fiscal years. Revenue moved from 276.7 billion dollars in fiscal 2021, to 339.2 billion dollars, then 323.9 billion dollars in fiscal 2025. The latest annual change was 4.5 percent down. The second series shows the reported profit or loss for each year.
A financial buffer. Not the whole risk.
At 31 Dec 2025, cash and short term investments were 10.7 billion dollars. Reported debt was 43.5 billion dollars. That debt figure is not total liabilities. The difference was minus 32.9 billion dollars. To judge resilience, also look at cash moving through operations.
Cash generated by operations.
In fiscal 2025, operations generated 52 billion dollars in cash. Free cash flow was 23.6 billion dollars.
The price against the business.
At the dated quote, market value was 681.7 billion dollars. Dividing by fiscal 2025 annual revenue gives 2.1 times. This is one valuation measure. It does not, by itself, establish that the stock is cheap.
Analyst expectations. Source limits included.
A target comparison requires the same instrument, a verified matching currency and a valid quote timestamp. This capture does not establish all three, so no target-to-price comparison is presented.
Insider activity. Evidence before inference.
Insider records require reconciliation before purchase and sale totals can be shown. The section remains visible rather than inventing zero activity.
The market’s separate story.
The closing-price series runs from 07 Oct 2021 to 06 Oct 2026. Its highest close was 171.47 dollars. The last close was 164.48 dollars, 4.1 percent below that period's high. The profile beta is 0.17: a historical market-sensitivity estimate, not a multiplier for every price swing. The chart is price history, not total investment return.
Beat the estimate. Still check the result.
In the last 8 available reported results, 6 met or exceeded the earnings-per-share estimate. Beating an estimate is not the same as reporting a profit. The provider does not specify whether these EPS figures are adjusted.
Evidence. And counter-evidence.
On the supporting side, 6 of 8 reported results met or exceeded estimates. Against that, revenue fell. Both sides matter. Neither side alone settles the investment question.
What drives the model’s view.
The stored Moonshot model score is 72 out of one hundred, in the Strong band. Bankruptcy-risk score and interest cover support the recorded model profile. Price to book, enterprise value vs free cash flow, enterprise value vs ebitda weigh against it. The headline is not the average of the five pillar scores, and it is not a probability of investment success.
The model's view. Your next checkpoint.
The closing Moonshot score is 72 out of one hundred, in the Strong band. Its letter grade is A, mapped from that same displayed score. The next things to check are next reported revenue, free cash flow, new insider filings. Use the source dates, keep forecasts separate from reported results, and revisit the evidence when new filings arrive. Open the stock page for the financials and methodology.