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Over the past five years, Exxon Mobil’s income statement reflects a dramatic recovery and subsequent stabilization in key financial metrics. In 2020, the company reported negative gross profit, operating income, and net income—an early indication of the severe impact from global disruptions, such as the COVID-19 pandemic and its effect on energy demand and commodity prices. However, by 2021, the firm dramatically reversed its fortunes with revenues rising from US$181.5 billion to US$285.6 billion and turning its losses into a positive turnaround, with gross profit and net income registering positive figures. This recovery accelerated in 2022, when revenue peaked at US$413.7 billion and gross profit and operating income both reached their highest levels at US$77.75 billion, while net income jumped to US$55.74 billion—a clear indication of improving market conditions and operational performance. In 2023 and 2024, while revenues and profitability metrics experienced a moderate decline from the 2022 peak—with revenues retreating to approximately US$344.6 billion and US$349.6 billion respectively, and net income decreasing to around US$36.0 billion and US$33.7 billion—the decreases were generally less than 20% year-over-year. These trends suggest that Exxon Mobil successfully navigated the immediate post-pandemic recovery and then entered a phase of consolidation amidst a volatile global energy market. Overall, the financial health of Exxon Mobil appears robust, marked by significant recovery, operational efficiency improvements, and the capacity to sustain profitability, though recent moderation in growth signals a need for continued vigilance in response to evolving market conditions.
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