Exxon Q3 Profit $7.55B; Production Up

ExxonMobil reported third-quarter 2025 net income of $7.55 billion ($1.76/share), with adjusted EPS of $1.88 that slightly topped some estimates while revenue missed forecasts. Falling crude prices and global supply outpacing demand weighed on results, and higher costs, weaker chemical margins and divestment-related base-volume declines further limited earnings. The company boosted production to roughly 4.8 million boe/d (up about 139,000 boe/d), with Permian volumes near a record ~1.7 million boe/d and Guyana output above 700,000 bpd. Exxon returned $9.4 billion to shareholders and raised its fourth-quarter dividend to $1.03, underscoring continued cash generation despite margin pressure. The results prompted a modest premarket share pullback and led some observers to note potential investor flows into alternative assets such as Bitcoin and Ethereum.