Exxon Mobil Awaits Arbitration Outcome in Hess Acquisition Dispute
Exxon Mobil's arbitration with Chevron over the acquisition of Hess has concluded. A decision is expected in two to three months. Exxon is confident in its bid to exercise its right-of-first-refusal for Hess' stake in a Guyana oil venture.

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Exxon Mobil's arbitration proceedings regarding Chevron's acquisition of Hess concluded this week, with a decision anticipated in two to three months, according to Exxon Senior Vice President Neil Chapman.
Speaking at a Bernstein conference, Chapman expressed confidence that the three-member arbitration panel would rule in Exxon's favor. Exxon believes it holds a right-of-first-refusal to purchase Hess' stake in a Guyana oil joint venture operated by Exxon.
The ongoing contractual dispute highlights the high-stakes nature of energy sector acquisitions and their potential impact on future oil exploration and production.
(With inputs from agencies.)
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