Chevron Company Description

Company Profile Chevron Ticker: CVX Fiscal Year (FY) End: December 31 Sector: Energy Industry: Oil, Gas and Consumable Fuels Sub-industry: Integrated Oil and Gas History Standard Oil of California (SoCal), a spin-off of Rockefeller's Standard Oil Company, is Chevron's most prominent predecessor. In 1984, Standard Oil of California merged with Gulf Oil, and later on adopted the name of one of its many prominent brands - Chevron. Chevron went on to grow through several mergers and acquisitions, the most notable among which was its acquisition of Texaco. Chevron initially took the moniker ChevronTexaco post the acquisition, but later dropped Texaco from the company name. hevron is an integrated oil company (IOC) involved in all the processes in the oil value chain. The value chain starts with the upstream segment (which deals in exploration and production) and ends at the downstream segment (which deals in the refining and marketing of petroleum-related products). It is the second largest integrated oil company - excluding national oil companies - in the US in terms of oil and natural gas reserves and refining capacity. Revenues (FY12) 5yr Revenue CAĞR (FY07-12) 1.8% Net Income (FY12) 5yr Net Income CÁGR (FYO7-12) $222.6bn $26.2bn 6.97% Market capitalization (As of Oct 30, 2013) P/E (ttm**) 10.3x Annual Dividend Yield 3.30% $235bn Note: Our revenue calculation excludes sales taxes and revenues from affiliates in which Chevron has a minor stake. **Trailing Twelve Months SOURCES: Company Data, SEC filings, Bloomberg Professional Services BIDNESS DISCLAIMER: etc. Bidness Etc(TM) and related marks are owned by Bidness Etc. Any other trademarks appearing on this website are the property of their respective owners, and are not used to indicate the origin of goods or services offered or provided by Bidness Etc herein or to suggest approval for or affiliation with Bidness Etc.