Chevron | 1Q 2025: Year-over-year profit decline, higher gas production and margin pressure

Oil giant Chevron entered 2025 with results that, despite year-over-year declines, demonstrate resilience and adaptability in a challenging market environment. While lower oil prices and weaker margins in the downstream segment resulted in lower overall revenue and profit, the company was able to partially offset these factors with higher production and more favorable natural gas prices. The U.S. upstream segment strengthened due to production growth in the Permian Basin and Gulf of Mexico, while international production faced the negative impact of asset sales and higher depreciation expense.

At the same time, Chevron $CVX continues to strengthen its strategic position through acquisitions, investments in low-carbon technologies and strong shareholder returns. The company is actively developing projects in renewable fuels, hydrogen and CO₂ capture, while maintaining a strong balance sheet with net debt at conservative levels.

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Chevron entered 2025 with slightly…