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ExxonMobil refining and oil products summary

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ExxonMobil's position as the world's largest oil company and refiner in terms of distillation capacity remains unchallenged. Despite the large scale of operations and apparent exposure to refining margins, its established focus on supply/marketing integration and refining/chemicals synergies make ExxonMobil's downstream portfolio the most efficient among its peers. In Exxon has divested hundreds of its company-owned retail sites across several European markets in recent years, notably the United Kingdom, although many new owners have retained the Esso brand and exclusive supply agreements with Exxon. 

Table of contents

    • SWOT Analysis
    • Economies of scale, feedstock advantage and downstream integration are key strengths
    • Restructuring the portfolio around stronger refining-marketing integration...
    • ...while selectively investing in refineries and other manufacturing facilities
    • Cost reduction is the focus for European retail
  • Financials
    • European refining and marketing operations
    • Refining
    • Marketing
    • Supply/demand
  • Mergers and acquisitions

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  • Recent European acquisition/divestment
  • Executive summary: Table 1
  • Portfolio summary: Image 1
  • End-2015 refining capacity by country (kb/d)
  • End-2015 service stations by country
  • Total company position
  • Refining and oil products: Table 1
  • Refining and oil products: Image 2
  • Supply area C - Benelux (Antwerp/ Rotterdam)

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