Adjusted earnings decreased by $760 million versus last quarter due to lower upstream realizations, higher DD&A, and unfavorable tax impacts, partially offset by improved downstream earnings.
Cash flow from operations excluding working capital was $8.3 billion; adjusted free cash flow was $4.9 billion, a 15% increase quarter-on-quarter despite 10% lower crude prices.
Chevron reported second quarter earnings of $2.5 billion or $1.45 per share, with adjusted earnings of $3.1 billion or $1.77 per share.
Foreign currency effects decreased earnings by $348 million.
Organic CapEx was $3.5 billion, the lowest quarterly total since 2023, while inorganic CapEx was approximately $200 million related to lithium acreage acquisition.
Second quarter oil equivalent production increased by over 40,000 barrels per day from last quarter.
Special items including fair value measurement of Hess shares, pension curtailment costs, and asset sale gains resulted in a net charge of $215 million.
Diamondback's Industry Consolidation Strategy and M&A Outlook
Diamondback views itself as the natural consolidator in the Permian, emphasizing its ability to execute acquisitions at lower costs and integrate seamlessly, citing the recent Endeavor acquisition which nearly doubled the company's size.
The company considers itself the consolidator of choice until proven otherwise and remains focused on selective, high-quality acquisitions, especially targeting sub-$40 breakeven inventory.
Diamondback maintains a patient approach to M&A, with a focus on high-quality inventory, and sees additional consolidation opportunities in the Permian, particularly in Viper Energy, which is pursuing a roll-up strategy.
Range's Strategic Positioning for Long-Term Natural Gas Supply in Appalachia
Range emphasizes its unique inventory quality, operational efficiency, and long-term supply commitments, positioning as a key provider for in-basin demand and long-term contracts, with a focus on reliability and strategic infrastructure investments.
Rapid Customer Growth in Texas Gas Utilities Driven by SiEnergy and Pines Acquisition
SiEnergy posted a customer backlog exceeding 217,000 future meters, including 12,000 meters from the Pines acquisition.
Combined SiEnergy and Pines served approximately 83,000 customers as of June 30, 2025.
The backlog growth and acquisition integration are progressing smoothly, with high growth potential making SiEnergy a significant future revenue contributor.