Exxon Mobil's Earnings Surprise, Analysts Bullish on Future Prospects

# ExxonMobil Stock Analysis: Performance, Earnings, and Future Prospects

Dive into our latest podcast episode where we analyze ExxonMobil's current market position with its stock trading around $115 per share. We break down the energy giant's recent second-quarter earnings report that exceeded Wall Street's EPS expectations despite falling global oil prices, though revenue fell short of projections.

Discover why analysts maintain a "Moderate Buy" consensus with a mean price target of $126.52, suggesting a potential 10% upside. We examine Wells Fargo's bullish outlook with their $156 price target and discuss ExxonMobil's strategic investments, impressive 3.4% dividend yield, and plans to increase oil production by 3.9% in 2025.

Whether you're an investor in the energy sector or following market trends, this episode provides essential insights into ExxonMobil's financial health, analyst expectations for declining EPS in 2025, and why experts remain optimistic despite the stock underperforming compared to the broader market over the past year.

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Episode Transcript

Speaker 1 (00:00):
As of today, Exon Mobil stock prices trading around one
hundred fifteen dollars per share. In the pre market session,
it was noted at one hundred fifteen dollars and nine cents,
reflecting a slight increase from the previous days close. The
trading volume for Exon Mobil has been somewhat lower than average,
with twelve million, four hundred sixty nine thousand, eight hundred

(00:21):
eighty six shares traded recently, which is a decline of
twenty three per cent from the average session volume. Recently,
Exon Mobil reported strong second quarter earnings for twenty twenty five,
beating Wall Street's earnings per share estimates despite a decline
in global oil presses. However, revenue fell short of expectations.

(00:43):
Analysts expect exon Mobil's earnings per share to decrease by
twelve point eight per cent year over year to six
dollars and seventy nine cents for the full fiscal year
twenty twenty five. Analysts sentiment remains generally positive, with the
consensus rating of moderate buy and a mean price target
of one hundred and twenty six dollars and fifty two cents,

(01:04):
suggesting a potential upside of nearly ten percent from the
current price. Some analysts have raised their price targets, with
Wells Fargo setting a target of one hundred and fifty
six dollars, indicating a potential thirty five point six percent increase.
Exon Mobil has also been focusing on strategic investments and
maintaining a strong dividend payout, with a quarterly dividend of

(01:28):
ninety nine cents per share, resulting in an annualized dividend
yield of three point four percent. The company is targeting
a three point nine percent increase in oil production for
twenty twenty five, which could further impact its stock performance overall.
While Exon Mobil's stock has underperformed the broader market over
the past year, analysts remain optimistic about its future prospects.