How Chandra Asri is financing its US$1bn acquisition of ExxonMobil’s Esso stations
Chandra Asri secures $750 million from KKR’s Global Atlantic to buy ExxonMobil’s Esso Singapore fuel stations. See how this move reshapes Asia’s fuel retail. Read More
ExxonMobil exits Singapore’s Esso retail stations— Can Chandra Asri transform the network?
Find out how Chandra Asri is acquiring ExxonMobil’s Esso fuel network in Singapore and what it means for Southeast Asia’s energy and mobility future. Read More
Inside BP’s $5bn Gulf of America gamble: What Tiber-Guadalupe means for oil investors
BP approves $5B Tiber-Guadalupe project in the Gulf of America. Discover how it impacts output, investor sentiment, and energy transition strategy. Read More
Is TotalEnergies running out of room? Rising debt and lagging shares test investor faith
TotalEnergies (TTE) faces rising debt, lagging share returns, and investor pressure. Can the French energy major restore confidence with discipline? Read More
Shareholders back Saipem–Subsea7 deal to create €43bn offshore contractor
Saipem shareholders approve merger with Subsea7, creating Saipem7. Explore the strategic drivers, regulatory hurdles, risks, and global offshore energy outlook. Read More
Will Brazil block the Subsea7–Saipem merger as oil majors sound alarm on competition?
Exxon Mobil, Petrobras, and TechnipFMC are pressing Brazil’s Cade to challenge the Subsea7–Saipem merger. Learn why the outcome matters for oil and gas. Read More
Guyana’s oil boom accelerates as ExxonMobil sanctions Hammerhead with 150,000 bpd capacity
ExxonMobil’s $6.8B Hammerhead project in Guyana will add 150,000 bpd by 2029, boosting Stabroek capacity to 1.5m bpd and reshaping global offshore growth. Read More
Is synthetic graphite the new lithium? Why battery-grade carbon is having its moment
Synthetic graphite demand is soaring. Here’s why battery-grade carbon is now rivaling lithium as a supply chain priority for EVs and energy storage. Read More
From Eni to ExxonMobil, why oil giants are betting big on floating production again
FPSOs are back in focus as Brazil, Guyana, Angola, and Côte d’Ivoire drive deepwater expansion. Find out why leasing beats capex-heavy platforms today. Read More
Flat chemical earnings but rising volumes: Is ExxonMobil quietly scaling its China petrochemicals play?
ExxonMobil’s Q2 chemical earnings stayed flat at $293M as margins fell, but rising volumes from the China Chemical Complex may reshape its future growth. Read More