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Top Energy Companies

Explore econometric models and financial health benchmarks for the leading Energy companies.

Median Rev Growth

1.6%

Median R&D Effort

13.8%

Companies Tracked

12

Company Leaderboard

Exxon Mobil Corporation

XOM
FY Rev: $271B

In our econometric model, Exxon’s SG&A elasticity is -3.02x, implying SG&A tends to move opposite to revenue and that incremental growth would come from higher activity (upstream volumes, refining throughput, product mix) rather than cost expansion.

Chevron Corp

CVX
FY Rev: $182B

Chevron posted FY revenue of $182B, down 3.5% YoY, signaling a softer price/volume cycle.

Marathon Petroleum Corporation

MPC
FY Rev: $139B

our econometric model implies MPC’s 5% revenue growth is driven by efficiency-driven margin expansion and channel optimization rather than volume, underscored by an SG&A ROI of $23.14 per $1 and a positive revenue elasticity to SG&A spend.

Phillips 66

PSX
FY Rev: $128B

In our econometric model, PSX's FY revenue of $128B, down 3.7% YoY, looks driven by softer demand and margin compression rather than a pure volume decline.

Conocophillips

COP
FY Rev: $89B

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Baker Hughes Co

BKR
FY Rev: $26B

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Diamondback Energy, Inc.

FANG
FY Rev: $18B

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Occidental Petroleum Corp /De/

OXY
FY Rev: $17B

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Williams Companies, Inc.

WMB
FY Rev: $12B

Revenue is driven by the company’s core midstream operations, with the latest quarterly revenue about $2.92 billion and a 69-quarter data history underpinning a linear forecasting approach.

Eqt Corporation

EQT
FY Rev: $10B

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Nrg Energy, Inc.

NRG
FY Rev: $9.9B

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First Solar, Inc.

FSLR
FY Rev: $5.2B

Revenue is most sensitive to R&D spending, with a 1% increase in R&D driving about a 0.68% rise in revenue, while SG&A has a near-flat to slightly negative effect of about -0.02% per 1% SG&A increase.