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Please find page 27 of the 2009 Exxon annual report below. You can navigate through the pages in the report by either clicking on the pages listed below, or by using the keyword search tool below to find specific information within the annual report.We apply the most cost-effective technology and
operations management systems to maximize the
commercial recovery of hydrocarbons from all of
our assets.
ExxonMobil’s asset base is highly profitable and
geographically diverse. We place significant focus on
managing and optimizing base performance and generating
quality opportunities to maximize the value of our assets.
Through effective reservoir management and thorough
depletion planning, we invest to increase resource recovery,
maximize profitability, and ensure optimum long-term
field performance. New production volumes come from
drilling new wells, working over existing wells, and effective
implementation of secondary and tertiary recovery programs
such as water or gas injection, to increase recovery. All of
these activities are performed with a structured focus on
cost management and capital discipline in combination with
a commitment to operational excellence.
ExxonMobil’s unique global organization allows rapid sharing
of learnings, experiences, and expertise, and we apply
these best practices across all of our assets. This functional
structure combined with a set of globally consistent
processes enables us to define priorities on a worldwide
basis and to deploy resources when and where they are
most valuable. This allows every production unit to have
access to an experienced, dedicated, and diverse workforce
of exceptional quality.
Operations integrity is fundamental to our success and
is our top priority. Our Operations Integrity Management
System (OIMS) addresses all aspects of the business and
defines global standards for safe and environmentally sound
operations. The effective application of OIMS is regularly
tested and reviewed at all of our operating facilities, ensuring
that best practices are captured and shared globally.
Through this disciplined focus on operational integrity and by
leveraging global best practices to improve facility reliability,
ExxonMobil is able to maximize production by minimizing
unplanned events. Maintenance activities are rigorously
planned and executed, resulting in optimized schedules and
reduced impact from facility turnarounds.
ExxonMobil consistently delivers higher earnings per barrel
than our competitors due to our commitment to investment
discipline, application of innovative technology, superior
execution, and ability to maximize resource recovery.
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DATAASOF02/17/2010:
“Americas” “Europe” “AP/ME” “Africa” “Rus/Casp” “ResAdd”
“2009” 0.972 0.994 1.072 0.687 0.207 0.00
“2010” 0.938 0.901 1.401 0.645 0.220 0.01
“2011” 0.920 0.878 1.433 0.571 0.231 0.04
“2012” 0.928 0.907 1.413 0.594 0.222 0.11
“2013” 1.000 0.882 1.449 0.614 0.236 0.20
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2009 2010 2011 2012
ProductionOutlook
By Geographic Region
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Africa
EricWhetstone•WhetstoneDesignLab
office:214-788-6336•cell:
EDITOR
TraceyGunnlaugsson•InvestorRelations
ExxonMobilCorporation,Irving,TX
office:972-444-1151•cell:972-849-6202
fax:972-444-1505
tracey[email protected]
CarolZuber-Mallison•ZMGraphics
studio/cell:214-906-4162•fax:817-924-7784
Usage:ExclusiverightswithinExxonMobil
(c)2010,ZMGraphicsImagecannotberesold
ATTENTION:OWNER
Datalistisusedtodrivetheblackand
whitechart,whichisthenusedasa
templateforthecolorchart.Barsand
linesarecutandpastedfromtheblack
andwhitetemplateandarehighly
accurate.However,thecolorchartis
NOTlinkedtothedatabaseandisNOT
“driven”bythedata;itisapieceof
artworkbuiiltbyahuman.Therefore,the
editorneedstothoroughlyproofthefinal
artwork,notJUSTthedatalist.
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DATAasof02/08/2010:
"XOM" "Ind"
"2005" 16.41 12.52
“2006” 16.96 13.96
“2007” 17.37 14.38
“2008” 24.67 21.25
“2009” 11.92 9.94
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(1) Royal Dutch Shell, BP, and Chevron values calculated on a consistent
basis with ExxonMobil, based on public information.
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009
ISIN
SARandF&O
In 2009, a new drilling program commenced at the Beryl field,
located in the U.K. sector of the North Sea, which will increase
reserves recovery and extend field life.
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