
- ExxonMobil’s adjusted second-quarter earnings were $3.52 per share, narrowly below the $3.54 average estimate in a Bloomberg survey.
- Refinery maintenance contributed to the earnings miss by limiting ExxonMobil’s ability to benefit from higher gasoline, diesel and jet-fuel prices.
- The results were reported against a backdrop of soaring crude prices and widening fuel-making margins during the sixth month of the US-Iran conflict.