Financial Performance & Outlook - Chevron projects approximately $10 billion in additional free cash flow by 2026, compared to 2024 levels, based on specific Brent, Henry Hub, and LNG price assumptions[16] - The company anticipates a production growth of 6% to 8% assuming $81/BBL Brent, or 3% to 6% assuming $70/BBL Brent through 2026[21] - Permian Basin operations are expected to generate approximately $2 billion in additional free cash flow by 2026, with a reinvestment rate approximately 20% lower than previous periods[25] - TCO (Tengizchevroil) is projected to generate approximately $5 billion in free cash flow in 2025 and approximately $6 billion in 2026, based on $70/BBL Brent[32] - Chevron's share of TCO free cash flow is expected to result in $4 billion in net cash provided by operating activities in 2025, including $1 billion in fixed loan repayments[36] Capital Allocation & Cost Management - The company is targeting structural cost reductions with an aim to achieve $2 billion to $3 billion in annual run-rate savings by year-end[104] - Chevron plans to allocate capital prudently, with projected capital and affiliate capital expenditures between approximately $14 billion and $16 billion[102] - The company aims to generate $10 billion to $15 billion from asset divestments[107] Production & Operations - Anchor project achieved first oil under budget, anticipating a production increase of approximately 50% reaching 300 MBOED by 2026[46] - DJ Basin operations are maintaining a plateau of approximately 400 MBOED[51] - Chevron has identified over 175 trillion cubic feet of net natural gas resources[53] Reserves & Resources - Chevron's 10-year net resource additions exceed production and sales[60] - In 2024, Chevron's organic reserves replacement ratio was 45%[60]
Chevron (CVX) Earnings Call Presentation