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Earnings call briefs
Short briefs GetSignal writes with AI from a company's earnings call: what its executives said beyond the results release, with their exact words. Newest first.Short briefs GetSignal writes with AI from a company's earnings call, newest first.
2 briefs on CVX
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Chevron says closing of Bakken midstream deal will bring a one-time non-cash loss
The company expects a $3 billion to $4 billion after-tax loss, non-cash and treated as a special item, when the deal closes.
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Chevron now expects capital budget at low end of $18 billion to $19 billion
Chevron also affirmed its $6 billion affiliate distributions guidance at $70 Brent.
How these are written
- The source: the company's own earnings call. A brief says what its named executives added beyond the results release, and what they say is attributed to them or to the company.
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- The date: the day of the call. Not investment advice. A brief reports what the company said, its outlook included; it is not a view on the stock.
