ExxonMobilmarket capitalization soared from $269.28B in 2003 to $467.98B in 2024, despite the cyclical downturns.

However, as of May 5, 2025, ExxonMobil has recorded a year-to-date decline of $10.22B in market cap, reducing its total market value to $457.76B.

Chevron's market capitalization surged to $347.06B in 2022, its highest point as seen in this data visualization, before declining to $241.92B as of May 5, 2025.

Chevron's ability to maintain a market cap above $200B for most of the period indicates the company's competitive positioning within the industry.

After a steep drop in 2005, Shell rebuilt its value in the financial market reaching $196.27B in 2022. As of May 5, 2025, Shell has a year-to-date increase of $10.59B in market value, bringing its total market capitalization to $198.09B.

TotalEnergies exhibited relative market stability up until 2014, after which its market capitalization began to decline, reaching a low of $110.08B in 2015. As of May 5, 2025, TotalEnergies has a year-to-date gain of $6.17B, bringing its market capitalization to $128.86B.

bp experienced the most decline among the group, with its market cap dropping from $230.75B in 2007 to just $73.23B as of May 5, 2025. This significant downturn underscores the profound impact of strategic missteps and policy decisions.

Data Analysed and Visualized 📊 by: Aniekpong D. Effiong, MBCS, CSCA®

Source: #companiesmarketcap.com

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