Core Insights - Phillips 66 reported a revenue of 31.73billionforthequarterendedMarch2025,whichisadecreaseof12.90.90, a significant drop from 1.90intheyear−agoquarter,indicatinganegativeperformance[1]−ThereportedrevenueexceededtheZacksConsensusEstimateof30.65 billion by 3.49%, while the EPS fell short of the consensus estimate of -0.77by16.887.08 per barrel, surpassing the average estimate of 5.78[4]−Worldwiderefiningmarginswere6.81 per barrel, slightly below the average estimate of 6.98[4]−GulfCoastrefiningmarginswere4.43 per barrel, lower than the estimated 5.65[4]−CentralCorridorrefiningmarginswere8.29 per barrel, compared to the average estimate of 9.15[4]−TotalrefinedpetroleumproductssalesintheU.S.were1,828thousandbarrelsperday,belowtheaverageestimateof1,883.67thousandbarrels[4]−Totalpetroleumproductssalesvolumeswere2,140thousandbarrelsperday,alsobelowtheestimated2,204.79thousandbarrels[4]−Midstreampipelinethroughputwas2,893thousandbarrelsperday,slightlybelowtheestimateof2,939.66thousandbarrels[4]−Midstreamterminalthroughputwas2,938thousandbarrelsperday,comparedtotheaverageestimateof3,051.71thousandbarrels[4]−Salesandotheroperatingrevenueswere30.43 billion, lower than the estimated 30.68billion,reflectinga15153 million, significantly below the estimated 390.70million,markinga7156 million, compared to the average estimate of $61.52 million, representing a 42.3% year-over-year decrease [4] Stock Performance - Shares of Phillips 66 have declined by 16.1% over the past month, while the Zacks S&P 500 composite has decreased by 4.8% [3] - The stock currently holds a Zacks Rank 3 (Hold), suggesting it may perform in line with the broader market in the near term [3]