Shares slipped -1.0% following Exxon's earnings release, as results and commentary were largely in line with expectations. The market digested record Guyana output, new LNG project milestones, and solid operational execution without a major upside surprise or disappointment.

• Upstream: Guyana delivered record production and continued strong reliability; Permian on track for full-year production target of 1.8 million oil equivalent barrels in 2026.
• Liquefied Natural Gas: First LNG achieved at Golden Pass, increasing U.S. export capacity by approximately 5% and targeting a 15% boost once all trains are online.
• Refining: March refinery throughput increased by about 200,000 barrels per day versus February as facilities returned from turnaround and maintenance.
• Low Carbon: New CO₂ capture projects advanced, with facilities expected to add 4 million tons/year of capacity through this year and next.
• Capital Initiatives: Portfolio mix improvements, structural cost reductions, and execution were emphasized, with continued investment in technology and long-term project development.