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Chevron Corp. CVX

Integrated oil Companies · data as of November 13, 2026

$219.89Market cap $432.2B
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Chevron Corp. (CVX) is a energy company listed in the US with a market value of about $432.2B. In the twelve months to September 30, 2026 it had revenue of $225.8B and net income of $27.0B, a net margin of 11.9%.

Its overall Stock Analiz score is 2.8 out of 5 (average). The strongest part is financial health (5/5); the weakest is future growth (0/5).

Key numbers: a P/E of 16.1, a price to free cash flow of 12.7, 5-year revenue growth of 15% a year, a 5-year average ROIC of 11%. A discounted cash flow model with moderate assumptions puts its intrinsic value about 22% below the current price.

Score: 2.8 / 5

Value3/5
Future growth0/5
Track record2/5
Financial health5/5
Shareholder returns4/5

Checks passed

  • P/E below 25
  • P/E below the industry median
  • P/FCF below 20
  • 5-year revenue growth above 8% a year
  • Profitable 5 years in a row
  • More cash than debt, or low debt to equity
  • Positive free cash flow
  • Interest covered more than 5 times

Checks not passed

  • Price below intrinsic value (DCF, moderate assumptions)
  • PEG below 1.5
  • Revenue growth above 10% last year
  • 3-year revenue growth above 10% a year
  • Profit margin improving
  • 3-year free cash flow growth above 10% a year
  • Strong R&D investment or growth above 20%
  • 5-year EPS growth above 10% a year

Valuation

P/E (TTM)16.1
Forward P/E11.8
P/FCF12.7
P/S1.9
P/B2.2
EV/EBITDA7.2
PEG—
Dividend yield3.34%
FCF yield7.9%
Shareholder yield6.1%
Intrinsic value vs. price−22%

Growth and quality

Revenue growth (1 yr)-6.8%
Revenue growth (5 yrs, per year)14.8%
EPS growth (5 yrs, per year)—
FCF growth (3 yrs, per year)-23.9%
Net margin (5-yr avg.)10.0%
ROIC (5-yr avg.)10.8%
Profitable years (of last 10)8
Years paying a dividend10

Financials, last 10 years

Fiscal yearTTM2025202420232022202120202019201820172016
Revenue$225.8B$189.0B$202.8B$200.9B$246.3B$162.5B$94.7B$146.5B$166.3B$141.7B$114.5B
Net income$27.0B$12.3B$17.7B$21.4B$35.5B$15.6B-$5.5B$2.9B$14.8B$9.2B-$497M
Free cash flow$34.1B$16.6B$15.0B$19.8B$37.6B$21.1B$1.7B$13.2B$16.8B$6.9B-$5.4B
EPS (diluted)$13.64$6.63$9.72$11.36$18.28$8.14$-2.96$1.54$7.74$4.85$-0.27
Net margin11.9%6.5%8.7%10.6%14.4%9.6%-5.9%2.0%8.9%6.5%-0.4%
ROIC—5.3%9.8%11.4%19.0%8.8%-3.1%1.6%7.9%3.9%-0.9%

From the company’s 10-K and 10-Q filings with the SEC. TTM = trailing twelve months.

What analysts expect

The average 12-month price target from 24 analysts is $242.46, 10% above the current price; targets range from $202.00 to $272.00; the consensus rating is “Buy”; expected EPS is $18.30 for the fiscal year ending December 31, 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What is Chevron’s P/E ratio?

About 16.1, based on the last twelve months of diluted earnings per share (forward P/E about 11.8).

Is Chevron stock undervalued?

Our DCF model with moderate assumptions puts its intrinsic value about 22% below the current market value. A model is a range, not a promise; try your own assumptions in the DCF calculator.

Does Chevron pay a dividend?

Yes. The dividend yield is about 3.34%, and it has paid dividends for 10 years in our data.

Is Chevron a good stock to buy?

We do not give buy or sell advice. Chevron scores 2.8 out of 5 on our five checks (value, growth, track record, financial health and shareholder returns); the checks above show why.

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