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Chevron finalizes Hess acquisition after arbitration win over ExxonMobil, gaining a key 30% stake in Guyana oil riches.

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Chevron (CVX -1.11%) recently received some long-awaited news: The oil giant won its arbitration case against ExxonMobil (XOM -3.45%), enabling it to close its acquisition of Hess. The transformative transaction will create a top-tier integrated oil and gas company.

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Chevron's acquisition of Hess secures a 30% stake in Guyana's Stabroek Block, unlocking significant low-cost, high-growth oil production potential. Hess adds robust Bakken shale assets and immediate profit growth, supporting Chevron's valuation and long-term cash flow generation. Chevron's ramp-up in TCO, Gulf of Mexico, and refining capacity positions it for production growth and enhanced shareholder returns.

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The acquisition of Hess—and its stake in a generational oil find—helps clear up lingering doubts about Chevron's growth prospects.

Exxon Mobil has lost its arbitration challenge to block Chevron's $55 billion Hess acquisition deal, but the top U.S. oil producer managed to delay the tie-up by over a year, costing its rival billions in lost Guyana oil revenue and slowing integration.