BP today announced half-year profits of 13.44 billion US dollars (£6.75 billion) after the oil giant benefited from surging energy prices.
Exxon boasts a market value of about $480bn versus $300bn for Chevron, $230bn for Shell and $110bn for BP.
The FTSE 100 giant forecasts upstream production to be larger in the first quarter of 2024 than in the previous three months.
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