Exxon Mobil released their first quarter earnings on Thursday and disappointingly they did not meet analyst predictions. The entire industry has been grappling with sliding refining margins coupled with a precipitous plummeting in natural gas prices. When we compare the results that Exxon reported for Q1 against forecasts generated from a poll conducted by LSEG, it becomes apparent that while net income was $8.22 billion or $2.06 per share, this figure represents a 28% decrease when compared to earnings of $11.43 billion, which translates into $2.79 per share during the same period last year. Even though Exxon reported higher than anticipated revenues totalling at $83.08bn for Q1, this figure is lower as opposed to a year ago when they recorded an impressive revenue of $86.56 billion. This story is still developing and we will provide further updates soon.
Exxon Mobil’s Q1 Earnings Miss Expectations amidst Plummeting Natural Gas Prices
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