Chevron Corporation (CVX) aims to achieve $6-$8 billion in free cash flow growth next year, fueled by strategic initiatives and operational enhancements. Key drivers include robust expansion in ...

Oil and gas prices have been weak. As a result, Chevron's Q1 cash flow from operations (CFFO) has faltered. It was down to $5.2 billion in Q1, down over 40% from Q4 when it was $8.7 billion.

Chevron has already reduced its rig count from 13 to 9 and cut frack crews from 4 to 3 this year, actions expected to deliver a $2 billion cash flow boost over 2025–2026, assuming Brent crude ...

Chevron is positioned to increase its free cash flow by $6 billion to $8 billion by next year, and reduce expenses by "a couple billion dollars," said Chevron CEO Michael Wirth on Wednesday.

Chevron Corp. (NYSE:CVX) is well positioned to grow its free cash flow by $6 billion to $8 billion by next year, and lower expenses by "a couple billion dollars," Chevron CEO Michael Wirth ...

Chevron has the lowest breakeven level in the oil industry. It also has a strong balance sheet. The company expects to deliver significant free cash flow growth by 2026, and that's before closing ...

Chevron is on the verge of reaching a production plateau in the Permian Basin, enabling it to reap $5B in annual cash flow by 2027, company executive Bruce Niemeyer told Bloomberg.

Chevron's stock faces challenges from peak Permian production concerns, declining cash flow, and increased debt. Learn why CVX is a Sell.

Kazakhstan's Chevron-led Tengizchevroil (TCO) expects full production to flow through the Caspian Pipeline Consortium (CPC) in November, the oil major's finance chief said on Friday.

Apart from churning out more oil, the FGP significantly strengthens Chevron's ability to generate cash. The company anticipates receiving a hefty $5 billion in free cash flow from its share in TCO ...