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Company profile

SEC EDGAR ↗
Industry
Petroleum Refining
Listed
NYSE: CVX
Incorporated
DE
Headquarters
Houston, TX
Fiscal year end
Dec 31

Financials

FY2025
Revenue
$184.4B
Net income
$12.5B
Total assets
$324.0B
Chevron — reported revenue, net income and total assets by fiscal year, from SEC filings
Fiscal yearRevenueNet incomeTotal assets
FY2025$184.4B$12.5B$324.0B
FY2024$193.4B$17.7B$256.9B
FY2023$196.9B$21.4B$261.6B
FY2022$235.7B$35.6B$257.7B
FY2021$155.6B$15.7B$239.5B
FY2020$94.5B−$5.54B$239.8B

Reported fiscal years from SEC filings (10-K) — SEC EDGAR ↗. Stratrix is a strategy publication, not a real-time financial data service.

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Decisions on record

2 verified Decision Cases on Chevron, and the casebook each one belongs to.

Fork dateDecision typeWhat Chevron choseWhere it stoodThe storyCasebook
2022Adjacency ExpansionGraft adjacencies onto coreChevron completed its acquisition of Renewable Energy Group (2022-06)Read the story →Adjacency Expansion Casebook →
2023The CounterfactualAll-company stock mergerMerger closed and Hess became a wholly-owned subsidiary of Chevron (2025-07)Read the story →The Counterfactual Casebook →
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The analyses

Adjacency Expansion · Growth & Portfolio
Chevron Grafts Every New Business Onto Pipes and Refineries It Already Owns
Chevron's 'expansion' looks like bold diversification — Texaco, LNG, renewable fuels, hydrogen. It isn't. Every move from the $3.15 billion REG deal to a $10 billion low-carbon bet was grafted onto pipes and refineries it already owned. This is integration wearing the costume of reinvention.
8 min
The Cannibalization Choice · Growth & Portfolio
Chevron Calls It a Measured Approach. The Numbers Call It a Retreat in Transition Clothing.
Chevron cut its low-carbon budget 25% for 2025 - more than twice the proportional cut to overall capex - while its flagship CCS plant captured just 25% of the CO2 it was built to bury. Its biggest move wasn't clean energy at all. It was 11 billion barrels of Guyanese crude.
8 min
The Counterfactual · Decision Forks
Chevron Bought All of Hess for $60 Billion to Route Around Exxon's Right of First Refusal
ExxonMobil had a right of first refusal on Hess's 30% Guyana stake worth billions. So Chevron never bought the stake. It bought all of Hess for $60 billion - and in July 2025 a tribunal ruled the workaround held.
8 min
The Reputation · Business Model
Chevron's 'Capital Discipline' Is a Promise to Pay You, Not Proof It Invests Well
Chevron returned a record $27 billion to shareholders in 2024 and cut 2025 capex by $2 billion. But its ROCE fell three years running - 20.3% to 11.9% to 10.1% - and the discipline brand quietly hides a $53 billion bet that sat in arbitration for 18 months.
8 min

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