ExxonMobil Raised Its Dividend for the 44th Straight Year and Plans $20 Billion of Buybacks in 2027. Here's How It Can Afford Both.
ExxonMobil Raised Its Dividend for the 44th Straight Year and Plans $20 Billion of Buybacks in 2027. Here's How It Can Afford Both. The Motley Fool
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Analyst targets on ExxonMobil
- Barclays: at $170 · target $206 by Nov 2027 · Overweight via MarketBeat
- Bernstein: at $170 · target $186 by Nov 2027 · Outperform via MarketBeat
- Morgan Stanley: at $180 · target $187 by Nov 2027 via GuruFocus
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