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Big Oil Puts Debt Reduction Ahead of New Investments
Despite record profits, oil majors are prioritizing debt reduction, share buybacks and financial discipline rather than launching major new investment programs.
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The world’s largest oil and gas companies posted a robust third‑quarter performance, with Europe’s top six majors generating a combined $38 billion from July to September. When Exxon and Chevron are added, the total earnings for the supermajors rise significantly. Despite the sizable windfall, the supermajors are not rushing to deploy the new cash into projects. They are prioritizing debt reduction over immediate new investments.
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