Chevron has operated in Venezuela for over a century, and has recently ramped up production through joint ventures with state-owned oil companies. CFO Eimear Bonner and CEO Mike Wirth explain how the company came to a new agreement that will double its Venezuelan output over the next five years. Tune into this episode of Chief Future Officer Wednesday at 9:30 pm ET

Chevron Q3 2026 Earnings - Adjusted EPS: $5.28 (est $4.93) - Natural Gas Production: 9,085 MMCFE/D (est 8,840) - Revenue & Other Income: $67.80B (est $62.55B) - Cash Flow From Operations: $16B (est $15.08B) - Upstream Earnings: $5.70B (est $6.19B) - Downstream Earnings: $4.93B (est $4.49B) - Worldwide Production: 3,980 MBOE/D (est 3,926) - Liquids Production: 1,456 MB/D (est 1,469) - Still Sees FY Capex At Low End Of $18B To $19B (est $18.07B)

CHEVRON $CVX Q3’26 EARNINGS HIGHLIGHTS 🔹 Revenue: $67.80B (Est. $61.62B) 🟢 🔹 Adj. EPS: $5.28 (Est. $4.89) 🟢 🔹 Adj. Earnings: $10.4B 🔹 Production: 3,980 MBOED Segment Earnings: 🔹 Upstream: $5.7B 🔹 Downstream: $4.9B (Est. $5.1B) 🔴 🔹 All Other: -$705M; from a loss YoY Cash Flow & Returns: 🔹 Cash Flow From Operations: $16.0B 🔹 CFFO ex Working Capital: $16.6B 🔹 CapEx: $4.0B 🔹 Buybacks: $2.5B 🔹 Dividends: $3.5B Key Updates: 🔹 Record U.S. refinery throughput: 1.09M barrels/day; nearly 98% utilization 🔹 Venezuela: $7B planned investment over the next five years 🔹 Bakken: midstream costs reduced by approximately 50%