By Industry
Company profits and pay πΊπΈ
How much profit do major US Energy companies make per worker? Based on the most recent SEC 10-K filings for 10 publicly traded companies. See FAQ for details on calculations and responses to common objections.
| # | Company | Profit / emp | EBITDA / emp | Buybacks / emp | Dividends / emp |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | ConocoPhillips | $807K $8.0B |
$2.3M $22.4B |
$507K $5.0B |
$404K $4.0B |
| 2 | ExxonMobil | $497K $28.8B |
$1.0M $59.5B |
$350K $20.3B |
$297K $17.2B |
| 3 | Phillips 66 | $359K $4.5B |
$442K $5.6B |
$96K $1.2B |
$153K $1.9B |
| 4 | Marathon Petroleum | $318K $5.9B |
$626K $11.6B |
$189K $3.5B |
$62K $1.1B |
| 5 | Chevron | $290K $12.5B |
$848K $36.5B |
$275K $11.9B |
$296K $12.8B |
| 6 | Energy Transfer | $256K $5.7B |
$659K $14.7B |
N/A | $292K $6.5B |
| 7 | Baker Hughes | $47K $2.6B |
$77K $4.3B |
$7K $384M |
$16K $910M |
| 8 | TechnipFMC | $38K $967M |
$75K $1.9B |
$36K $918M |
$3K $82M |
| 9 | SLB | $32K $3.5B |
$64K $7.0B |
$22K $2.4B |
$15K $1.6B |
| 10 | Halliburton | $28K $1.3B |
$74K $3.4B |
$22K $1.0B |
$13K $579M |