median 20% — gross profit as a share of total assets, each member's median across its readable years; read on 5 of 11 members
Capital intensity
median 6.8% — capital expenditure as a share of revenue, each member's median across its readable years; read on 8 of 11 members
Net cash
0 of the 11 members with a readable debt line hold more cash and short-term investments than total debt
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From the latest filings · data as of July 18, 2026.
On February 28, 2023, Cenovus closed the acquisition of the remaining 50 percent interest in the Toledo Refinery for net proceeds of US$378 million, providing Cenovus with full ownership and operatorship of the refinery and further integrating Cenovus's heavy oil production and refining capabilities.
Chevron is an integrated oil and gas company. It finds and pumps crude oil and natural gas, then ships, refines, and sells the fuels, lubricants, and petrochemicals made from them to buyers around the world. The bulk of what it sells is a commodity priced by global markets, so the cash it earns rises and falls with the price of oil and gas more than with anything the company decides.
ENI is an Italian integrated oil and gas company. It explores for, produces, refines and sells crude oil and natural gas, and through its Plenitude arm it markets gas and electricity to retail customers. It makes money on the spread between what it costs to pull hydrocarbons from the ground and process them, and the price the market will pay for the barrel or the unit of energy.
Ecopetrol is Colombia's national oil company, controlled by the Colombian state. It finds and pumps crude oil and natural gas, refines them into fuels, moves them through its own pipelines, and sells the crude and products at home and abroad. It earns its money on the gap between what oil sells for and what it costs to lift the barrel out of the ground.
Shell is one of the world's largest integrated oil and gas companies — it finds and produces hydrocarbons, ships and trades them, refines them into fuels and chemicals, and sells them through one of the biggest retail networks on earth, alongside a sizeable gas and lower-carbon arm. Its fortunes rise and fall with a price it does not set.
Exxon Mobil is an integrated oil company. It finds and pumps crude oil and natural gas, refines them into fuels and lubricants, and turns the same molecules into petrochemicals — the building blocks of plastics — selling to businesses and motorists in the United States and most countries of the world. It makes its money on the spread between what it costs to get a barrel out of the ground and through a plant, and the price the market pays for what comes out.
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