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The company would be able to maintain key infrastructure but be barred from importing oil from the South American country.

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Chevron Corporation (NYSE:CVX, ETR:CHV) and Exxon Mobil Corp (NYSE:XOM, ETR:XONA) will square off this week in a private arbitration hearing in London that could determine the future of one of the world's most lucrative oil discoveries. At stake is Chevron's proposed $53 billion acquisition of Hess Corp, whose crown jewel is a 30% stake in a giant offshore oil project in Guyana.

XOM and CVX battle in arbitration over Hess' stake in Guyana's oil-rich Stabroek Block, with 11B barrels and industry influence on the line.

CVX is set to receive a minimal license for safety-only work in Venezuela as U.S. policy shifts back to stricter Trump-era sanctions.

Chevron's disciplined capital allocation and Guyana assets make it resilient and attractive despite recent earnings pressure and oil price volatility. The pending Hess acquisition offers significant long-term upside, though legal uncertainty with Exxon remains a risk to the deal. Chevron is currently valued as if Hess dilution has already occurred, creating compelling 2026 upside potential with a $165.73 price target.

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Exxon's battle to bid on a stake in a major oil discovery has chilled the once-cordial relationship it had with rival Chevron.

Chevron faces headwinds from US sanctions in Venezuela, risking a 5% revenue hit, but retains strategic asset presence for future upside. I break down the financial impact of exiting Venezuela. I provide guidance on CVX's dividend sustainability and position sizing in a dividend portfolio.