ExxonMobil

The reviewed SEC 10-Q reports $201,155,000,000 from 2026-01-01 through 2026-06-30, covering 181 days. Dividing by those actual days gives $1,111,353,591 per day and $12,863 per second. The counter illustrates that historical rate across each UTC day; it is not live sales or management guidance. The 2026 quarterly filing uses the new ExxonMobil Holdings reporting entity; the annual workforce and executive tables come from its predecessor. Revenue includes sales and other income; excise-tax treatment follows the filing.

For the quarter ended 2026-06-30, revenue was $116,017,000,000 and net income was $14,525,000,000, a 12.5% net margin. Revenue in the comparable year-earlier quarter was $81,506,000,000. Reported net income includes accounting gains, expenses and charges; it is not cash collected.

Revenue by accounting source: Sales & other operating revenue: $197,690,000,000 (98.3%); Income from equity affiliates: $2,262,000,000 (1.1%); Other revenue: $1,203,000,000 (0.6%). These amounts cover 2026-01-01 through 2026-06-30. Product and geographic breakdowns are labeled as such and should not be mistaken for separate operating segments.

The latest reviewed proxy reports $2,058,000 salary and $32,998,628 total compensation for fiscal 2025. CEO. Total reported compensation includes the filing’s grant-date stock or option values, cash incentives, benefits and any pension adjustments; it is not all cash received. The annual-pay counter is an illustration spread through the current calendar year, not evidence of cash being paid every second.

The annual filing reports 58,000 employees as of 2025-12-31. The proxy reports median total employee compensation of $183,084 for Fiscal 2025. Median means the middle employee in the disclosed population, not an average base salary. The annual report employee count and proxy compensation population can differ in measurement date and inclusion of temporary or part-time staff. The issuer’s pay-ratio CEO amount includes benefits beyond the compensation table, so this separately calculated ratio can differ.

Reported operating cash flow was $32,260,000,000 and cash capital spending was $12,997,000,000 for the 181-day period. Subtracting spending gives $19,263,000,000. Cash purchases of property, plant and equipment; acquisitions and financing are separate. This calculation does not include all investing or financing activity.

The reviewed period shows $8,633,000,000 of cash dividend payments. That is a historical total, not dividend yield or a promise about future payments. Cash dividends and repurchases are historical payments. Future authorizations and market price are separate from those cash flows.

Watch Oil and gas prices and production, Refining and chemical margins, Capital investment and project delivery. Production projects and cost discipline can support future cash generation; commodity prices, refining margins, project execution and emissions policy remain uncertain. The next-quarter counters hold the reported daily rate unchanged. They are World Numbers scenarios, not issuer guidance or stock-price predictions.