Niger Telecom Operators Country Intelligence Report
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2025 Global Upstream Benchmark of Supermajors
Summary
The 2025 Global Upstream Benchmark of Supermajors report provides a comprehensive analysis of the oil and gas sector, focusing on the performance of seven major companies: ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Eni, and ConocoPhillips. The report highlights a post-pandemic recovery phase, characterized by fluctuating commodity prices, capital discipline and shifting shareholder priorities. The market is witnessing a mixed transition from traditional oil and gas operations to integrated energy solutions, with a significant emphasis on LNG and renewable energy investments, with varying levels of success across segments and companies.
Market overview
The 2025 Global Upstream Benchmark of Supermajors report provides a comprehensive analysis of the oil and gas sector, focusing on the performance of seven major companies: ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Eni, and ConocoPhillips. The report highlights a post-pandemic recovery phase, characterized by fluctuating commodity prices, capital discipline and shifting shareholder priorities. The market is witnessing a mixed transition from traditional oil and gas operations to integrated energy solutions, with a significant emphasis on LNG and renewable energy investments, with varying levels of success across segments and companies.
Key findings
The report notes how supermajors anticipate continued volatility in commodity prices, but display exposure to an LNG glut and prolonged low oil prices. Companies are expected to navigate these challenges by optimizing their portfolios, focusing on low-cost, high-margin assets, and expanding their LNG capabilities. The strategic emphasis will likely shift towards enhancing operational & portfolio efficiency, presenting trade-offs for decarbonization targets, with a keen eye on emerging markets and E&P technological developments.
Key Highlights
Production and Reserves -
Summary
The 2025 Global Upstream Benchmark of Supermajors report provides a comprehensive analysis of the oil and gas sector, focusing on the performance of seven major companies: ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Eni, and ConocoPhillips. The report highlights a post-pandemic recovery phase, characterized by fluctuating commodity prices, capital discipline and shifting shareholder priorities. The market is witnessing a mixed transition from traditional oil and gas operations to integrated energy solutions, with a significant emphasis on LNG and renewable energy investments, with varying levels of success across segments and companies.
Market overview
The 2025 Global Upstream Benchmark of Supermajors report provides a comprehensive analysis of the oil and gas sector, focusing on the performance of seven major companies: ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Eni, and ConocoPhillips. The report highlights a post-pandemic recovery phase, characterized by fluctuating commodity prices, capital discipline and shifting shareholder priorities. The market is witnessing a mixed transition from traditional oil and gas operations to integrated energy solutions, with a significant emphasis on LNG and renewable energy investments, with varying levels of success across segments and companies.
Key findings
- Production and Reserves: Total upstream entitlement across the supermajors to increase from 18 mboed in 2024 to over 20 by 2026, with all supermajors set for growth despite mixed 2025.
- US. supermajors combine the highest share prices, margins and declining RLI.
- European supermajors display higher leverage and lower margins and EPS, with mixed E/P ratios but a healthy diversified portfolio, despite higher risk.
- Investment Strategies: TotalEnergies and Shell lead in project breadth with numerous upcoming projects, while American supermajors focus on fewer, high-value projects.
The report notes how supermajors anticipate continued volatility in commodity prices, but display exposure to an LNG glut and prolonged low oil prices. Companies are expected to navigate these challenges by optimizing their portfolios, focusing on low-cost, high-margin assets, and expanding their LNG capabilities. The strategic emphasis will likely shift towards enhancing operational & portfolio efficiency, presenting trade-offs for decarbonization targets, with a keen eye on emerging markets and E&P technological developments.
Key Highlights
Production and Reserves -
- Total upstream entitlement across the supermajors to increase from 18 mboed in 2024 to over 20 by 2026, with all supermajors set for growth despite mixed 2025.
- US. supermajors combine the highest share prices, margins and declining RLI.
- European supermajors display higher leverage and lower margins and EPS, with mixed E/P ratios but a healthy diversified portfolio, despite higher risk.
- Investment Strategies:
- TotalEnergies and Shell lead in project breadth with numerous upcoming projects, while American supermajors focus on fewer, high-value projects.
- Upstream operational, financial, ESG and risk benchmar of Oil & Gas Supermajors
- Benchmark Supermajors: ExxonMobil, Chevron, Shell, BP, TotalEnergies, Eni and ConocoPhillips.
- Assess Oil & Gas Supermajors’ key production and reserves metrics, financial indicators, operational metrics benchmarking, ESG target performance and risk exposure.
- Identify business strategies, performance and market opportunities.
Table of Contents
37 Pages
- 1. Market highlights
- 2. Operating Environment
- 3. Telecom services market outlook
- 4. Mobile services market
- 5. Fixed services market
- 6. Competitive landscape and company snapshots
- 7. Appendix
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