BP vs Conoco-Marathon The Times They Are A-Changin’ “ConocoPhillips is heading for a market value of more than $150 billion, dwarfing BP’s current $103 billion capitalization.” “The big difference between the two companies is that while BP remains a fully integrated wellhead-to-gas-station oil major, ConocoPhillips got rid of refineries more than a decade ago.” “BP and the combined Conoco-Marathon pump about the same amount of oil and gas. One striking statistic: BP employs almost 90,000 people, Conoco and Marathon just 12,000.” “What to make of the comparison? First, it’s a vivid illustration of the US premium — it’s little wonder Shell Plc boss Wael Sawan and TotalEnergies SE’s Patrick Pouyanne have floated the idea of a New York listing.”
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Interesting Acquisition. More consolidation in the oil and gas market.
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