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To: Johnny Canuck who wrote (67789)	11/15/2025 7:54:17 PM
From: Johnny Canuck	1 Recommendation Recommended By E_K_S Respond to of 68093

Chevron’s recent Analyst & Investor Day highlighted a five-year strategic plan focused on sustained cash flow growth, robust shareholder returns, and enhanced operational efficiency. The company emphasized the strength of its diversified energy portfolio, continued integration of its Hess acquisition, and resilient financial policies—even in challenging commodity cycles.? Key Takeaways Chevron aims to continue delivering strong shareholder returns via competitive dividends and an aggressive share buyback program, targeting up to $17.5 billion in annual buybacks.? The company projects free cash flow growth through 2030, supported by disciplined capital allocation and ongoing cost reductions.? Integration of the Hess acquisition and ramped-up production led to record output, with recent quarterly earnings reflecting $3.5 billion in net income and a 6% annualized free cash flow yield.? Chevron’s forward P/E ratio remains below the S&P 500 average, and its dividend yield exceeds 4%, indicating attractive valuation and income for investors.? The company is positioning itself for long-term sustainability with balanced investments in both traditional hydrocarbons and lower-carbon energy solutions.? Strategic FocusChevron’s strategy centers on operational excellence, disciplined spending, and technological innovation across both upstream and downstream segments. Leadership anticipates that even if oil prices moderate (Brent at $75/bbl), the company can still sustain or increase dividends and continue buybacks, demonstrating strong capital flexibility.