20 World’s Biggest Oil and Gas Corporations
20 World’s Biggest Oil and Gas Corporations in 2025
20 World’s Biggest Oil and Gas Corporations in 2025-According to the Annual Report of Oil and Gas Corporations in 2025, there are 20 Biggest Oil and Gas Corporations in the World. This company certainly has abundant total assets with profits/ net income of up to billions of US dollars. As we all know, these corporations certainly have abundant oil and gas production and with huge oil and gas deposits/ reserves, which can be processed into some useful derivative products for example diesel fuel, heating oil, jet fuel, petrochemical feedstocks, waxes, lubricating oils, and asphalt.
Chemically, oil and gas are natural resources found under the earth’s surface.
Some corporations try to find and process it into useful products for humans.
Along with the passage of time and technological developments and
industries, since the industrial revolution, the need for oil and gas
has been increasing day by day. Many transportation, manufacturers, and most of
the global economy sectors were driven by the availability of oil and gas.
From time to time, in this world, there
are some largest oil and gas corporations. Many of these corporations have huge
deposits of oil and gas and production of oil and gas. They can produce many
products which people need. Here are the ranks of 20 World’s Biggest
Oil and Gas Corporations in 2025. The following is the company’s
performance based on the net profit generated in 2025. This data was obtained
from the Annual Report of oil and gas corporations in 2025.
Table Rank of 20 World’s Biggest Oil and Gas Corporations Based on Net Income in 2025
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Rank |
Name of Oil and Gas Corporations |
Total Revenue in 2025 |
Total Revenue in 2025 |
Net Income in 2025 |
Net Income in 2025 |
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Origin Currency |
US Dollar |
Origin Currency |
US Dollar |
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1 |
Saudi
Aramco |
USD 415 billion |
USD 415 billion |
USD 93.4 billion |
USD 93.4 billion |
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2 |
ExxonMobil
Holdings Corporation |
USD 332 billion |
USD 332 billion |
USD 28.8 billion |
USD 28.8 billion |
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3 |
QatarEnergy |
QAR 294 billion |
USD 79.4 billion |
QAR 99.9 billion |
USD 27 billion |
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4 |
PetroChina
Company Limited |
RMB 2,864 billion |
USD 429 billion |
RMB 172 billion |
USD 25.8 billion |
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5 |
Royal Dutch
Shell |
USD 273 billion |
USD 273 billion |
USD 18.1 billion |
USD 18.1 billion |
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6 |
Petróleo
Brasileiro S.A (Petrobras) |
USD 89.2 billion |
USD 89.2 billion |
USD 18.1 billion |
USD 18.1 billion |
|
7 |
TotalEnergies |
USD 201 billion |
USD 201 billion |
USD 13.4 billion |
USD 13.4 billion |
|
8 |
Chevron
Corporation |
USD 189 billion |
USD 189 billion |
USD 12.3 billion |
USD 12.3 billion |
|
9 |
Petroliam
Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) |
MYR 266 billion |
USD 64 billion |
MYR 45 billion |
USD 10.8 billion |
|
10 |
ConocoPhillips |
USD 61.5 billion |
USD 61.5 billion |
USD 7.9 billion |
USD 7.9 billion |
|
11 |
Rosneft Oil
|
RUB 8,236 billion |
USD 107 billion |
RUB 544 billion |
USD 7 billion |
|
12 |
Marathon
Petroleum |
USD 135 billion |
USD 135 billion |
USD 5.8 billion |
USD 5.8 billion |
|
13 |
Equinor ASA |
USD 105 billion |
USD 105 billion |
USD 5 billion |
USD 5 billion |
|
14 |
China
Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec)
|
RMB 2,783 billion |
USD 417 billion |
RMB 31.8 billion |
USD 4.7 billion |
|
15 |
Phillips 66
Company |
USD 137 billion |
USD 145 billion |
USD 4.5 billion |
USD 4.5 billion |
|
16 |
Kuwait
Petroleum Corporation |
KWD 35.2 billion |
USD 113 billion |
KWD 1.36 billion |
USD 4.4 billion |
|
17 |
Indian Oil
Corporation |
INR 7,844 billion |
USD 78.4 billion |
INR 420 billion |
USD 4.2 billion |
|
18 |
Eni S.p.A. |
EUR 83.6 billion |
USD 95.3 billion |
EUR 2.75 billion |
USD 3.1 billion |
|
19 |
Valero
Energy Corporation |
USD 123 billion |
USD 123 billion |
USD 2.24 billion |
USD 2.24 billion |
|
20 |
Eneos
Holdings, Inc |
JPY 11,765 billion |
USD71.7 billion |
JPY 258 billion |
USD 1.57 billion |
|
21 |
British
Petroleum |
USD 192.5 billion |
USD 192.5 billion |
USD 1.29 billion |
USD 1.29 billion |
|
22 |
Pemex |
USD 87 billion |
USD 87 billion |
(USD -20 billion) |
(USD -20 billion) |
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Source:
Annual Report, 2025 |
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1 Renminbi
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1 Euro =
1.14 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Russian
Rubles (RUB) = 0.013 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Kuwaiti
Dinar (KWD) = 3.28 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Qatari
Riyal (QAR) = 0.27 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Malaysian
Ringgit (MYR) = 0.24 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Japanese
Yen (JPY) = 0.0061 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Indian
Rupee (INR)= 0.010 US Dollar (USD) |
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Besides the revenue and the net income, there is
some additional data related to the financial position of the oil and gas
corporations, i.e., total assets and total liabilities. This data came from the
Balance Sheet, Company Annual Report in 2025. These two indicators show the
financial position of the company in running the business.
Table Rank of 20 World’s Biggest Oil and Gas Corporations Based on Total Assets in 2025
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Rank |
Name of Oil and Gas Corporations |
Total Assets in 2025 |
Total Assets in 2025 |
Total Liabilities in 2025 |
Total Liabilities in 2025 |
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Origin Currency |
US Dollar |
Origin Currency |
US Dollar |
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1 |
Saudi
Aramco |
USD 680 billion |
USD 680 billion |
USD 221 billion |
USD 221 billion |
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2 |
ExxonMobil
Holdings Corporation |
USD 449 billion |
USD 449 billion |
USD 182 billion |
USD 182 billion |
|
3 |
Royal Dutch
Shell |
USD 370 billion |
USD 370 billion |
USD 195 billion |
USD 195 billion |
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4 |
PetroChina
Company Limited |
RMB 2,827 billion |
USD 424 billion |
RMB 1,028 billion |
USD 154 billion |
|
5 |
Chevron
Corporation |
USD 324 billion |
USD 324 billion |
USD 131 billion |
USD 131 billion |
|
6 |
China
Petroleum and Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) |
RMB 2,155 billion |
USD 323 billion |
RMB 1,165 billion |
USD 175 billion |
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7 |
Rosneft Oil
|
RUB 22,560 billion |
USD 293 billion |
RUB 12,482 billion |
USD 162 billion |
|
8 |
TotalEnergies |
USD 291 billion |
USD 291 billion |
USD 173 billion |
USD 173 billion |
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9 |
British
Petroleum |
USD 278 billion |
USD 278 billion |
USD 204 billion |
USD 204 billion |
|
10 |
Petróleo
Brasileiro S.A (Petrobras) |
USD 222 billion |
USD 222 billion |
USD 146 billion |
USD 146 billion |
|
11 |
Petroliam
Nasional Berhad (PETRONAS) |
RM 775 billion |
USD 186 billion |
RM 273 billion |
USD 66 billion |
|
12 |
QatarEnergy |
QAR 663 billion |
USD 179 billion |
QAR 156 billion |
USD 42 billion |
|
13 |
Kuwait
Petroleum Corporation |
KWD 53.1 billion |
USD 171 billion |
KWD 22.5 billion |
USD 72.5 billion |
|
14 |
Eni S.p.A. |
EUR 137 billion |
USD 156 billion |
EUR 84.2 billion |
USD 96 billion |
|
15 |
Equinor ASA |
USD 131 billion |
USD 131 billion |
USD 91 billion |
USD 91 billion |
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16 |
ConocoPhillips |
USD122 billion |
USD122 billion |
USD 57.4 billion |
USD 57.4 billion |
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17 |
Pemex |
USD 122 billion |
USD 122 billion |
USD 233 billion |
USD 233 billion |
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18 |
Marathon
Petroleum |
USD 84 billion |
USD 84 billion |
USD 60 billion |
USD 60 billion |
|
19 |
Phillips 66
Company |
USD 73.6 billion |
USD 73.6 billion |
USD 43.4 billion |
USD 43.4 billion |
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20 |
Valero
Energy Corporation |
USD 58 billion |
USD 58 billion |
USD 31.4 billion |
USD 31.4 billion |
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21 |
Eneos
Holdings, Inc |
JPY 9,094 billion |
USD 55.47 billion |
JPY 5,336 billion |
USD 32.5 billion |
|
22 |
Indian Oil
Corporation |
INR 5,289 billion |
USD 53 billion |
INR 3,034 billion |
USD 30 billion |
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Source:
Annual Report, 2025 |
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US Dollar =
Converted Currency from Origin Currency to US Dollar Based on Currency
Rate |
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Currency
Rate: |
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1 Renminbi
(RMB)= 0.15 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Euro =
1.14 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Russian
Rubles (RUB) = 0.013 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Kuwaiti
Dinar (KWD) = 3.28 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Qatari
Riyal (QAR) = 0.27 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Malaysian
Ringgit (MYR) = 0.24 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Japanese
Yen (JPY) = 0.0061 US Dollar (USD) |
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1 Indian
Rupee (INR)= 0.010 US Dollar (USD) |
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Besides the financial data, operational data about
oil and gas corporations were obtained. In this article, we compared the
hydrocarbon production in each oil and gas company in 2025 obtained from Annual
Report of 2025. Basically, in organic chemistry science, the term “hydrocarbon”
is an organic compound consisting purely of chemical elements of hydrogen (H)
and carbon (C) which chemically,
hydrocarbons are generally colorless and hydrophobic (repelled from a mass of
water). Furthermore, in the fossil fuel/ oil and gas industries, hydrocarbon
refers to naturally occurring petroleum, natural gas and coal, or their
hydrocarbon derivatives and purified forms including gasoline/ petrol, diesel
fuel/ oil, Jet fuel, Liquefied Petroleum Gases (LPG), Kerosene, Lubricants and
Paraffin, Petrochemical, feedstock, and others.
The 15 World’s Largest Oil and Gas Corporations in 2025 Based on Daily Hydrocarbon Production
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Rank |
Name of Oil and Gas Corporations |
Hydrocarbon
Production in 2025 |
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in Million
barrels of oil equivalent per day (mmboe/d) |
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1 |
Saudi Aramco |
12.9 |
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2 |
PetroChina |
5.05 |
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3 |
Rosneft |
5.02 |
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4 |
Exxon Mobil |
4.7 |
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5 |
Chevron |
3.7 |
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6 |
Petrobras |
2.99 |
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7 |
Royal Dutch Shell |
2.8 |
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8 |
TotalEnergies |
2.5 |
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9 |
Petronas |
2.42 |
|
10 |
ConocoPhillips |
2.37 |
|
11 |
British Petroleum |
2.3 |
|
12 |
Equinor |
2.13 |
|
13 |
Eni |
1.73 |
|
14 |
Pemex |
1.63 |
|
15 |
Sinopec |
1.43 |
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Source: Annual Report, 2025 |
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In the table above about hydrocarbon production in
2025 obtained from Annual Report of 2025, Saudi Aramco still became the largest oil and gas corporations based on Hydrocarbon
production with average daily production of Hydrocarbon reaching 12.9 million
barrels of oil equivalent per day (mmboe/d). Furthermore, behind Saudi Aramco, PetroChina has hydrocarbon production around 5.05
million barrels of oil equivalent per day (mmboe/d). In addition, Rosneft,
Exxon Mobil, Chevron, Petrobras, and Royal Dutch Shell also has huge production
of hydrocarbon with average daily hydrocarbon production reaching 5.02 mmboe/d,
4.7 mmboe/d, 3.7 mmboe/d, 2.9 mmboe/d, and 2.8 mmboe/d, respectively.
In this table above, we just showed the 15 list of
Largest Oil and Gas Corporations because we just found the data in the Annual
Report of 2025. Specifically, the hydrocarbon daily production data of
QatarEnergy, Marathon Petroleum, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation Valero, Phillips
66, Indian Oil Corporation were not found in the annual report of 2025.
The 15 World's Largest Oil and Gas Corporations Based on Total Assets in 2025
The 15 World's Largest Oil and Gas Corporations Based on Net Income in 2025
The 15 World’s Largest Oil and Gas Corporations in 2025 Based on Daily Hydrocarbon Production
Brief Description of the World’s Biggest Oil and Gas Corporations in 2025
1. Saudi Aramco
The Saudi Arabian Oil Company or commonly known as
Saudi Aramco is one of the world’s biggest oil and gas corporations. This
Company was founded on 29 May 1933 and has a primary office in Dhahran, Saudi
Arabia. This Saudi Aramco has abundant resources of oil gas
with total hydrocarbon reserves 247.2 billion barrels of oil
equivalent (BOE), specifically with total reserves of crude oil and condensate around 186.5 billion barrels, NGL’s reserve of around 26.2 billion
barrels, Natural gas reserves around 211.7 trillion standard cubic feet (TSCF).
Furthermore, as of 2025 total employees of Saudi Aramco achieved more
than 76,640. Operationally, Saudi Aramco still managed the Ghawar Field (the
world's largest onshore oil field) and the Safaniya Field (the
world's largest offshore oil field).
In 2019, Aramco becomes a public company with
shares listed on Tadawul or
Saudi Stock Exchange. Throughout the year of 2025, Saudi Aramco has hydrocarbon
production around 12.9 million barrels of oil equivalent per day (mmboed),
liquids production around 10.7 million Barrels of Oil Per Day (mmbpd), gas
production around 11.4 billion standard cubic feet per day (bscfd). Overall,
Saudi Aramco has marketed some diversified products including Crude oil,
Gas, NGL, Condensate, Refined products, Chemicals, Electricity, Blue ammonia,
and Nonmetallic. In terms of business activities, Aramco completes its historic
acquisition of a 70% stake in SABIC or Saudi Basic Industries Corporation in
2020. To date, the majority owner of Saudi Aramco was the
Government of Saudi Arabia with a
percentage of ownership reaching 90.19%.
Financially, in 2025, Saudi Aramco successfully generated USD 415 billion of total
revenue and net income reached USD 93.4 billion. Furthermore, in terms of
financial position based on the balance sheet in the
annual report of 2025, Saudi Aramco has total assets of around USD 680
billion with total liabilities of around USD 221 billion. Overall, this
performance stated that Saudi Aramco is still the world’s biggest of oil and
gas corporations based on total revenue, total assets and net income compared
to other world’s oil and gas corporations.
2. PetroChina
PetroChina Company Limited, or commonly known as
PetroChina, is one of the biggest ones. The Company was established as a joint
stock company with limited liability under the Company Law of the People’s
Republic of China (the “PRC” or “China”) (the “Company Law”) on November 5,
1999, as part of the restructuring of China National Petroleum Corporation
(“CNPC”). Operationally, this company has a primary office in Dongzhimen North Street, Dongcheng
District, Beijing. Geographically, in China, the exploration sites of oil and
gas from PetroChina are located across Daqing, Changqing, Xinjiang, Tarim, and Sichuan.
Based on business performance, in 2025, PetroChina
can produce oil and gas by achieving crude oil of 948 million barrels, natural
gas output of 5,363 billion cubic feet, oil and natural gas output of 1,841
million barrels. In addition, as of 2025, PetroChina still has reserves of
6,183 million barrels of crude oil and natural gas around 72,814 billion
cubic feet. Based on quantities of its marketed product in 2025, PetroChina
successfully sold Crude oil 160 million tons, natural gas 3,147.13
hundred million cubic meters, Gasoline 62.7 million tons,
Diesel 73.5 million tons, Kerosene 24.4 million tons,
Polyethylene 7.3 million tons, Polypropylene 3.09 million
tons, and Lubricant 1.7 million tons.
Financially, in 2025, the total revenue of
PetroChina reached RMB 2,864 billion or equivalent to USD 429 billion, in
addition, the PetroChina earned net Income of RMB 172 billion or
equivalent to USD 25.8 billion. In terms of financial position in 2025, total
assets of PetroChina reached RMB 2,827 billion or equivalent to USD 424 billion
and total liabilities of RMB 1,028 billion or equivalent to USD 154 billion.
3. Royal Dutch Shell
Royal Dutch
Shell plc is an Anglo-Dutch multinational oil and gas company. This company has
two main offices i.e., Haagse Hout, The Hague, Netherlands (Headquarters) and Shell Centre,
London, England,
UK (Registered office). Historically, this company was founded in April 1907 by
Marcus & Samuel, Jean B.A. Kessler, Henri Deterding, and Hugo Loudon.
Operationally, in 2025, Shell employed 85
thousand people spreading out to more than 70 countries and this
company also have more than 47,000 retail stations. Furthermore,
throughout 2025, Shell produced Crude oil and natural gas liquids 1,494
thousand Barrels of Oil Equivalent Per Day (boe/d), Synthetic crude oil 41
thousand Barrels of Oil Equivalent Per Day (boe/d), and Natural gas 1,265
thousand Barrels of Oil Equivalent Per Day (boe/d). As of 2025, related to its
natural resources’ deposits, from Shell subsidiaries and Shell share of joint
ventures and associates, total reserves of proved Crude oil and natural gas
liquids reached 2,696 million barrels and total reserves of Natural gas
achieved 17,152 thousand million scf. Geographically, the location of oil and
gas exploration and production activities are spreading across Europe (Albania,
Netherlands, Norway, United Kingdom), Asia (Brunei, Malaysia, Oman), Oceania
(Australia), Africa (Egypt, Namibia, Nigeria, São Tomé and Príncipe, and South
Africa), North America (Barbados, Canada, Mexico, USA), South America
(Argentina, Brazil, Colombia, Suriname, Trinidad and Tobago, Uruguay).
Financially, in 2025, according to its annual
report, the total revenue of Royal Dutch Shell reached USD 273 billion, and
Shell gained net income around USD 18.1 billion. In terms of financial
position, Royal Dutch Shell has total assets of around USD 370 billion and
total liabilities of around USD 195 billion.
4. ExxonMobil
Exxon Mobil Corporation was founded on November
30, 1999, with a merger between Exxon and Mobil. Presence in 60 countries
globally with more 62,000 scientists, engineers, researchers, technicians,
professionals and other employees, ExxonMobil still has headquartered in Spring, Texas, U.S. A.
Operationally, this company has some exploration areas in some countries with
the ExxonMobil exploration activities
concentrated in the Permian Basin, Bakken Formation, Woodford Shale, Caney Shale, and
the Gulf of Mexico. Meanwhile,
some sites of gas exploration are located in Marcellus Shale, Utica Shale, Haynesville Shale, Barnett Shale, and Fayetteville Shale. Overall, as
of 2025, total productive development wells drilled owned by Exxon Mobil are
725 units, and most of its wells located in the
United States with 698 units.
In 2025, ExxonMobil produced Crude Oil of around
2,262 thousand barrels daily, Liquefied Natural Gas (NGL) 612 thousand barrels
daily, and Total natural gas production available for sale 8,442 million cubic
feet daily. Meanwhile, as of 2025, total Exxon Mobil’s proved reserves
of Crude Oil are about 8,187 million barrels, Natural Gas
Liquids’ proved reserves of around 2,437 million barrels,
Bitumen’s proved reserves are about 2,330 million barrels, Synthetic Oil’s
proved reserves 288 million barrels, Natural Gas’s proved reserves 36,480
billion of cubic feet.
Financially, in 2025, according to its annual
report, ExxonMobil successfully generated total revenue of USD 332 billion and
gained net income around USD 28.8 billion. In terms of financial position,
total assets of Shell in 2025 reached USD 449 billion with total liabilities
around USD 182 billion.
5. Sinopec
China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation or
commonly known as Sinopec is a Chinese oil and gas company established in
July 1998. Operationally, Sinopec still has a primary office in Chaoyang,
Beijing, China. Related to exploration and production aspects in 2025, Sinopec
can produce Oil and gas production 525.28 million barrels of oil equivalent
(mmboe), Crude oil production 282 million barrels of oil (mmbbls), Natural gas
production 1,456.63 billion Cubic Feet (bcf). Furthermore, total crude oil
proved reserves are around 2,074 million barrels of oil (mmbbls) as of December
2025.
Financially, in 2025 based on its annual report,
according to the annual report, Sinopec is still in good positive performance
which successfully gained total revenue around RMB 2,783 billion or equivalent
to USD 417 billion with net income around RMB 31.8 billion or equivalent to USD
5.8 billion. In terms of financial position, total assets of Sinopec reached
RMB 2,155 billion or equivalent to USD 323 billion with total liabilities of
around RMB 1,165 billion or equivalent to USD 175 billion.
6. British Petroleum
The British Petroleum Company plc is the next
British-based company that became the biggest oil and gas company. This company
was founded by William Knox D’Arcy and Charles Greenway in April 1909. As of
2025, operationally, this company has its primary office in London, England
with the total employees Reaching 93,700 people spreading out in 61 countries.
In terms of business performance, in the year of 2025, British petroleum (BP)
produced Liquids 1,199 thousand barrels per day (mb/d), Natural gas 6,450 million
cubic feet per day (mmcf/d), and total hydrocarbons 2,312 thousand barrels of
oil equivalent per day (mboe/d). Meanwhile, the net proved reserves of British
Petroleum reached Liquids 3,477 million barrels (mmb) of Liquids, 15,916
billion cubic feet (bcf) of natural gas, 6,191 million barrels of oil (mmboe)
of hydrocarbons.
Geographically, British Petroleum (BP) has oil and
gas activities in some regions including the Europe (UK, Norway), North America
(deepwater Gulf of America, the Lower 48 states, Canada and Mexico), South
America (Argentina, Brazil, Trinidad and Tobago, Argentina and Bolivia), Africa
(Angola, Egypt, Libya, Mauritania and Senegal), Asia (Abu Dhabi, Azerbaijan,
China, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Kuwait and Oman).
Financially, in 2025, based on the annual
report, the British Petroleum could generate total revenue of
USD 192 billion and gain net income reaching USD 1.29 billion. In terms of
financial position, British Petroleum has total assets of around USD 278
billion with total liabilities of around USD 204 billion.
7. TotalEnergies
TotalEnergies is an oil and gas company from
Europe that has become the biggest oil and gas company with total employees of
around 101,513 spreading across 170 nations. Operationally, this company
has a central office in Tour Total, Courbevoie, France. Historically, this
company was founded by Ernest Mercier and Raymond Poincaré. Statistically,
based on the business performance, as of 2025, TotalEnergies could produce Oil
(including bitumen) achieving 1,151 thousand barrels per day (kb/d) and Gas
(including condensates and associated NGL) reaching 1,378 thousand barrels of
oil equivalent per day (kboe/d). Geographically, the production sites of
Liquids and Natural gas of TotalEnergies located in some regions
including Africa (Angola, Gabon, Nigeria, Republic of the
Congo), Americas (Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Canada,
United States, Venezuela), Asia-Pacific (Australia,
Brunei, China, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Myanmar, Thailand), Europe (Azerbaïjan,
Denmark, Italy, Norway, Netherlands, United Kingdom, Russia), and Middle
East and North Africa (Algeria, Egypt, United Arab Emirates, Iraq,
Libya, Oman, Qatar, Yemen).
Financially, in 2025, based on TotalEnergies’ published annual report, the total revenue of TotalEnergies reached
USD 201 billion and gained net income around USD 13.4 billion. In terms of
financial position, TotalEnergies has total assets of around USD 291 billion
and total liabilities of around USD 173 billion.
8. Chevron
Chevron Corporation is the oldest company in the
oil and gas industry. This company was founded on September 10, 1879, and has a
primary office in San Ramon, California with total employees around 37,860
people.
Statistically, In the year of 2025, Chevron Corporation has net production of crude oil, condensate and synthetic oil reaching 1,827 thousand barrels per day, net production of natural gas liquids reaching 477 thousand of barrels per day, net production of natural gas of around 8,515 million of cubic feet per day. Meanwhile, based on its resources, Chevron Corporation has net proved reserves of crude oil, condensate and synthetic oil reaching 4,369 million barrels, Net proved reserves of natural gas liquids of 1,348 million barrels, and net proved reserves of natural gas 29,245 billion cubic feet. Geographically, Chevron Corporation has productive oil wells of around 41,859 and most of the productive oil wells located in the United States of America with total wells around 41,859 units. Meanwhile, the productive gas wells located at Chevron corporation reached 41,859 units with most of the gas wells located in the United States with around 2,110.
Financially, in 2025, according to its published
annual report, Chevron successfully generated total revenue of USD 189 billion
and gained net income around USD 12.3 billion. In terms of financial position,
Chevron has total assets of around USD 324 billion with total liabilities
around USD 131 billion.
9. Eni S.p.A
Eni S.p.A is an Italian-based company that has a
primary office in Rome, Italy. Historically, this company was founded on 10
February 1953.To date, Eni has become one of the world’s largest Oil and gas
corporations in 2025 with has operation in more than 60 countries and employed 9,188
people in 2025.
Operationally, in 2025, Eni has production of hydrocarbons reaching 1,728 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (kboe/day). Meanwhile, the net proved reserves of hydrocarbons achieved 6,885 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe). In more detail, the hydrocarbons production of Eni concentrated in North Africa with production of around 214 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe). Based on the geographical region, Egypt still becomes the main producer with output of hydrocarbons reaching 88 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe), followed by Libya with output of 59 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe), and Kazakhstan with 59 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe). In other resources of Eni, the production of Eni’s natural gas is mostly explored in North Africa with production of 668 billion cubic feet (bcf) and Egypt has huge production of Eni’s natural gas with output around 343 billion cubic feet (bcf), followed by Libya with 206 billion cubic feet (bcf), and Algeria with 116 billion cubic feet (bcf).
Financially, in 2025, Eni S.p.A successfully
gained total revenue around EUR 83.6 billion or equivalent to USD 95.3
billion and gained net income of around EUR 2.75 billion or equivalent to USD
3.1 billion. In terms of financial position, Eni S.p.A has total assets of
around EUR 137 billion or equivalent to USD 156 billion and total liabilities
of around EUR 84.2 billion or equivalent to USD 92 billion.
10. Marathon Petroleum
Marathon Petroleum was founded on November 9,
2009, and has a primary office in Findlay, Ohio, United States. To date,
Marathon petroleum still owns and operates refineries in the Gulf Coast,
Mid-Continent, and West Coast regions of the United States. Statistically,
based on the business performance in 2025, the production of Gasoline 1,499
thousand Barrels per Day (mbpd), Distillates 1,093 thousand Barrels per Day
(mbpd), NGLs and petrochemicals 195 thousand Barrels per Day (mbpd), Asphalt 79
thousand Barrels per Day (mbpd), Propane 67 thousand Barrels per Day (mbpd),
Heavy fuel oil 90 thousand barrels per day (mbpd).
Financially, in 2025, Marathon Petroleum successfully generated total revenue of USD 135 billion but gained net income of USD 5.8 billion. In terms of financial position, Marathon Petroleum has total assets of around USD 84 billion with total liabilities of around USD 60 billion.
11.Equinor
Equinor is Norwegian oil and gas company, which
was founded in 1972. With around 24,600 employees spread in more than 20
countries, Eaunor still has its headquarters in Stavanger, Norway. In their
business performance, in oil and gas, Equinor operates around 70% of the total
Norwegian oil and gas production. In 2025, Liquids liftings of Equinor reached
1,025 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (mboe) per day and Gas
liftings of Equinor reached 1,045 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day
(mboe) per day). Specifically, some of the Liquids and gas production areas/
field operated by Equinor and has huge contribution, including Johan Sverdrup
with output production reaching 310 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day
(mboe/day), followed by Troll Phase 1 (Gas) with output of 215 thousand barrels
of oil equivalent per day (mboe/day), Appalachian (APB) with output of 305
thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (mboe/day), Oseberg with output of
103 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (mboe/day), Block 17 with output
of 71 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (mboe/day), Aasta Hansteen
with output of 61 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (mboe/day),
Gullfaks with output of 81 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day (mboe/day),
and Visund with output of 57 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day
(mboe/day).
Financially, in 2025, Equinor gained USD 105
billion in total revenue with Net Income around USD 5 billion. In terms of
financial position, Equinor has total assets of around USD 131 billion with
total liabilities of around USD 91 billion.
12. Phillips 66
The Phillips 66 Company, formerly known as
ConocoPhillips (2002–2012) was founded by L.E. Phillips and Frank Phillips.
This company has a central office in Westchase,
Houston, Texas, U.S. As of 2025, Phillips 66 has approximately
70,000 miles of U.S Pipelines, 550,000 barrels per day (bpd) of fractionation
capacity, 5.5 billion cubic feet per day (BSFD) of natural gas processing.
Furthermore, some of the refineries owned by Phillips 66 are Bayway Refinery,
Billings Refinery, Borger Refinery, Ferndale Refinery, Humber Refinery, Lake
Charles Manufacturing Complex, Los Angeles Refinery, MiRO Refinery, Ponca City
Refinery, Santa Maria Refinery, Sweeny Refinery, Wood River Refinery.
Financially, in 2025, according to its annual
report, Phillips 66 successfully gained total revenue of around USD 145
billion, furthermore Phillips 66 gained net income around USD 4.5
billion. In terms of financial position, total assets of Phillips 66 are
around USD 73.6 billion with total liabilities of around USD 43.4 billion.
13.Valero
Valero was founded on January 1, 1980, and has a
central office in San Antonio,
Texas, United States. Along with development of the company, Valero has
15 petroleum refineries located in the U.S., Canada, and the U.K. with total
capacity 3.2 million barrels per day. In addition, Valero also has 12 ethanol
plants located in the states of Indiana, Iowa, Minnesota, and Nebraska.
Overall, these ethanol plants have a combined ethanol production
capacity of approximately 1.7 billion gallons per year, 4 million tons of DDGs,
and 553 million bushels of corn processing capacity. In terms of
marketing products, Valero sold its products primarily in the United States
(U.S.), Canada, the United Kingdom (U.K.), Ireland, and Latin America.
Financially, in 2025, Valero successfully
collected total revenue of USD 123 billion and gained net income of USD 2.24
billion. In terms of financial position, Valero has total assets of around USD
58 billion with total liabilities of around USD 31.4 billion.
14. Kuwait Petroleum Corporation
The Kuwait Petroleum Corporation (KPC) was
established in October 1980. Based on business structure, Kuwait Petroleum
Corporation also has some subsidiary corporations including Kuwait Gulf Oil
Company, Kuwait Oil Company, and Kuwait National Petroleum Company.
Specifically, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation has oil refining capacity achieving
879 thousand barrels per day (mboe/d) with the refining facility located in
Al-Zour, Mina Al-Ahmadi, Mina Abdullah. In addition, through its subsidiary
company, namely Kuwait National Petroleum Company (KNPC), Kuwait Petroleum
Corporation owns a gas liquefaction plant at Mina Al-Ahmadi Refinery, which
includes 5 gas processing and production units with a total production capacity
of 3.13 billion standard cubic feet per day of gas and 332 thousand barrels per
day of condensates.
Financially, in 2025, Kuwait Petroleum Corporation successfully gained total revenue of KWD 35.2 billion or equivalent to USD 113 billion and gained net income of KWD 1.36 billion or equivalent to USD 4.4 billion. Related to financial position, Kuwait Petroleum has total assets of around KWD 53.1 billion or equivalent to USD 171 billion with total liabilities of around KWD 22.5 billion or equivalent to USD 72.5 billion.
15. ConocoPhillips
ConocoPhillips is an Exploration & Production
(E&P) company which has a central office in Houston, Texas. Historically,
this company was founded on August 30, 2002, with the merger between Conoco
Inc. and Phillips Petroleum Company. In the year 2025, ConocoPhillips has more
than 9,900 employees spread across more than 14 countries. Furthermore,
ConocoPhillips can produce 2,375 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day
(MBOED). On November 22, 2024, ConocoPhillips completed the acquisition of
Marathon Oil Corporation (Marathon Oil). Based on its resources, ConocoPhillips
has Net Proved Reserves including Total Crude Oil of 3,424 million barrels,
total natural gas liquids of 1,225 million barrels, and total natural gas 2,586 million barrels. ConocoPhillips is the
largest crude oil producer in Alaska and has major ownership
interests in Prudhoe Bay, Kuparuk and Western North Slope asset areas.
Specifically, Alaska operations contributed 14 percent of ConocoPhillips's
consolidated liquids production and two percent of ConocoPhillips's
consolidated natural gas production with average daily net production of around
177 million barrels per day (MBD) of crude oil, 15 barrels per day (MBD) of
NGL, 14 barrels per day (MBD) Natural Gas.
Financially, in 2025, according to the published
annual report, ConocoPhillips gained positive performance with total revenue of
USD 61.5 billion and successfully gained net income of USD 7.9 billion. In
terms of financial position, ConocoPhillips has total assets of around USD 122
billion with total liabilities of around USD 57.4 billion.
16. Petronas
National Petroleum Limited or commonly known as
Petronas is a Malaysian oil and gas company which was founded on August 17th,
1974. Operationally, this company still has a central office in Petronas
Towers, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. This company also has 5 refineries, 19
petrochemical manufacturing sites, 4 LNG plants, 2 LNG floating facilities, and
5 gas processing complexes. Along with business development, in 2023, Petronas
had a total daily production average of 2,432 thousand barrels of oil equivalent
(boe) per day. In addition, in 2023, Petronas can sell 36.6 million metric tons of LNG, 10.5 million metric tons of chemical, and 209.4 million barrels of petroleum.
Financially, according to the 2025 annual report, Petronas gained total revenue of MYR 266 billion or equivalent to USD 64 billion with net income around MYR 45 billion or equivalent to USD 10.2 billion. In terms of financial position obtained from the Balance sheet, Petronas has total assets of around MYR 775 billion or equivalent to USD 186 billion with total liabilities of around MYR 273 billion or equivalent to USD 66 billion.
17. QatarEnergy
QatarEnergy is a state-owned petroleum company of Qatar. Historically, this company was founded in 1974 and still has a central office in Doha Qatar. Operationally, Qatar Energy manages the world's largest single non-associated gas field, the North Field, spanning over 6,000 km2 and it contains 20% of the world's total gas reserves. In Onshore Oil production, Dukhan is one of the largest onshore oil and gas fields and this field produces crude oil, associated gas, condensate, and non-associated gas. Furthermore, QatarEnergy operates three offshore production stations on these fields, PS-1, PS-2 and PS-3 with the average oil production from PS-1, PS-2 and PS-3 is more than 100,000 barrels per day and gas delivery to the downstream of more than 50 million Standard Cubic Feet (mmscf) per day.
In terms of financial aspects, throughout the year of 2025, according to the Annual Report, Qatar Energy gained total revenue of QAR 294 billion or equivalent to USD 79.4 billion. Furthermore, Qatar energy had gained net income around QAR 99.9 billion or equivalent to USD 10.8 billion. Meanwhile, in the financial position, total assets of Qatar Energy reached QAR 663 billion or equivalent to USD 179 billion with total liabilities of around QAR 156 billion or equivalent to USD 42 billion.
18. Petrobras
Petrobras is a Brazilian oil and gas company which
was founded on October 3, 1953. This company still has a central office in Rio
De Janeiro and has several employees of around 45 thousand. Statistically,
Petrobras still become the backbone of oil production to Brazil because this
company contributes around 30% of Brazil's national oil and gas production. In
2025, Petrobras managed 1,105 production wells. Basically, some of the
Petrobras oil came from Campos Basin, Santos Basin, and other areas in Brazil.
Specifically, in 2025, the proved reserves of oil and natural gas of
Petrobras reached 12,112 million barrels of Oil (boe). Furthermore, in 2025,
Petrobras’ total oil and gas production, including NGL reached 2.99 million
barrels of oil per day (mboed).
Financially, in 2025, according to its published annual report, in terms of business performance, Petrobras successfully gained total revenue of USD 89 billion with net income around USD 18 billion. In terms of financial position, obtained from the Balance sheet of annual report, Petrobras has total assets of around USD 222 billion with total liabilities of around USD 146 billion.
19. Rosneft
PJSC Rosneft Oil Company or commonly known as
Rosneft is The Leader of The Russian Oil Industry which operates in all major
oil and gas-bearing provinces of Russia, including Western and Eastern Siberia,
the Volga region, the Urals, the Far East, Timan-Pechora, Krasnodar Territory,
as well as in the offshore regions of the Russian Federation. Based on
statistical data, Rosneft contributed 40% share in oil production in Russia,
14% share in gas production in Russia. Specifically, in terms of operational performance of 2025, total hydrocarbon production of
Rosneft reached 5.02 million barrels of oil equivalent (mmboe) per day with.
Furthermore, total natural gas of Rosneft is around 79.6 billion
Cubic Meters (bcm).
Financially, according to the annual report of 2025, Rosneft has total assets of around RUB 22,560 billion or equivalent to USD 293 billion with total liabilities of around RUB 12,482 billion or equivalent to USD 162 billion. Related to financial and business performance in 2025, Rosneft successfully gained total revenue of around RUB 8,236 billion or equivalent to USD 107 billion with net income of around RUB 544 billion or equivalent to USD 7 billion.
20. Eneos
Eneos Corporation was Established on May 10, 1888, and still has headquarters in Otemachi, Chiyoda-ku, Tokyo. As of March 31, 2025, total employees of Eneos Corporation reached 7,159 people. Operationally, Eneos has some refineries throughout Japan including Oita Refinery, Sendai Refinery, Kashima Refinery, Negishi Refinery, Mizushima Refinery, Kawasaki Refinery, Marifu Refinery, Chiba Refinery, Sakai Refinery. Overall, total oil and petrochemical production and manufacturing is in 11 areas spreading inside Japan with processing capacity of around 1.64 million barrels per day.
Financially, in 2025, Eneos has total assets of around JPY 9,094 billion or equivalent to USD 55.47 billion with total liabilities of around JPY 5,336 billion or equivalent to USD 32.5 billion. In terms of business performance in 2025, Eneos gained total revenue of around JPY 11,765 billion or equivalent to USD 71.7 billion and net income of around JPY 258 billion or equivalent to USD 1.57 billion.
21. Indian Oil Corporation
Indian Oil Corporation Limited (IOCL or IOC) or
known as Indian Oil is one of India’s foremost downstream energy players.
Historically, Indian Oil was founded on 30 June
1959 and still has headquarters in New Delhi, India. There are some
major business activities in the organization including Refining, Pipelines,
Research & Development, Marketing, Petrochemicals, Natural Gas, City Gas
Distribution (CGD), E&P, Explosives, and Cryogenics. In refining industry,
Indian Oil has some refinery facilities including Bongaigaon
Refinery, Barauni Refinery, Paradip Refinery, Haldia
Refinery, Mathura Refinery, Gujarat Refinery, Panipat Refinery &
Petrochemical Complex, Guwahati Refinery, Digboi Refinery.
Indian Oil Corporation has total assets of around
INR 5,289 billion or equivalent to USD 53 billion with total liabilities of
around INR 3,034 billion equivalent to USD 30 billion. In terms of business
performance in 2025, Indian Oil Corporation collected total revenue
of around INR 7,844 billion or equivalent to USD 78.4 billion with
net income of around INR 420 billion or equivalent to USD 4.2 billion.
22. Pemex
Pemex or Petróleos Mexicanos is the Mexican
state-owned petroleum corporation founded on June 7, 1938.
Operationally, the Crude oil and condensate production of Pemex in 2025 reached
1,367 million barrels per day (Mbd), natural gas production of Pemex 3,879
million Standard Cubic Feet per Day (MMpcd), and Crude Oil Processing of around
1,014 million Barrels per day (Mbd).
Financially, in 2025, Pemex has total assets of around USD 122 billion and total liabilities of around USD 233 billion. In terms of business performance in 2025, Pemex collected total revenue of around USD 87billion but unfortunately, Pemex suffered a net loss of around (USD -20 billion).
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