Energy sector

ENERGY · SECTOR · MARKET VIEW

Market view · as of Oct 13, 2026

XOM
$694.67B
+44.1% rev YoY
CVX
$415.82B
+53.5% rev YoY
COP
$161.10B
+35.5% rev YoY
SLB
$72.65B
+5.0% rev YoY

Energy's largest names posted strong year-over-year revenue growth, led by Chevron at 53.5%, followed by Exxon Mobil at 44.1% and ConocoPhillips at 35.5%, while oilfield services firm SLB grew just 5.0%. Margins vary widely across the group, from SLB's 12.7% to ConocoPhillips' 31.5%, with Exxon at 15.9% and Chevron at 21.9%. Valuations are broadly similar, with ConocoPhillips the cheapest at a 17.76 P/E and SLB the richest at 23.65, versus 21.74 for Exxon and 20.4 for Chevron. Headlines skew modestly positive, with Chevron nearing billion-dollar Venezuela oil deals alongside Halliburton, Iraq discussing projects with TotalEnergies and ConocoPhillips, and SLB winning a digital drilling contract from TotalEnergies, though one commentator described the oil market as being in dire straits.

Constituents

CompanyMarket capP/ERev growth (YoY)Op margin
XOM$694.67B21.7444.1%15.9%
CVX$415.82B20.453.5%21.9%
COP$161.10B17.7635.5%31.5%
SLB$72.65B23.655.0%12.7%

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