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ExxonMobil's CEO says there won't be a fast solution for problems in global refining.

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Exxon expects refining disruptions to support fuel profits into 2027, and expected yearly savings from its Pioneer deal rose from $2 billion to $4 billion. UAE sales remain delayed and Golden Pass has faced setbacks, but dividend growth and planned 2027 share buybacks support a positive reading.

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That can keep Exxon’s refineries busy and help it earn more from scarce fuel. Its refineries ran at 84% of capacity worldwide, and Gulf Coast plants ran near full capacity. Some gains face limits: UAE output returned to past levels, but transport problems still delay sales. Golden Pass LNG has also faced contractor delays, and refining capacity may begin recovering next year. Expected yearly Pioneer savings doubled to $4 billion, and Exxon raised its dividend 4% and kept its $20 billion share-buyback plan for 2027, subject to market conditions. These gains support a positive reading despite shipping and project problems.

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