Key Takeaways for Exxon Mobil Stock as of July 2026
- $83 billion in revenue reached Exxon Mobil in the quarter ended March 31, 2026, up from $80 billion previously, even as gross profit slipped to $21 billion from $27 billion.
- Exxon Mobil held its quarterly dividend at $1.03 for a second straight period.
- While the dividend has only held or stepped up across the last three quarters reported, XOM stock trades at $137, well off its 52-week high of $176 and above its low of $106.
- By December 2030, TIKR’s mid case model puts Exxon Mobil stock’s target price at $149, a total return of 9% and an annualized rate of 1.9%.
XOM Stock’s Latest Quarter Sets the Financial Backdrop for Its Dividend
Exxon Mobil (XOM) posted $83 billion in revenue for the quarter ended March 31, 2026, up from $80 billion the quarter before. That increase followed a stretch in which the top line swung between $79 billion and $90 billion across the prior seven quarters reported.
On the same line, gross profit fell to $21 billion from $27 billion over the same three-month stretch. Set against that reversal, the prior four quarters had shown gross profit holding in a tighter band, mostly between $24 billion and $27 billion.
What stands out in the same report is that this profit compression arrived without any change to what Exxon Mobil paid its shareholders in the quarter. That combination puts the durability of the payout in view heading into the next print.
Exxon Mobil Stock’s Dividend Yield Looks Wide Against Its 52-Week Range
Exxon Mobil’s quarterly dividend held at $1.03 in the quarter ended March 31, 2026, unchanged from the $1.03 paid the quarter before.
That mark followed a step up from $0.99, the level held across the two quarters ending September 2025. Across the three most recent quarters reported, the dividend has only held steady or moved higher.
The dividend yield tracked a wider path. It stood at 3.8% in the quarter ended June 2025, slid to 2.4% by the quarter ended March 2026, then climbed back to 3.1% and has held there through the most recent reading on July 2, 2026.
That rebound in yield came with Exxon Mobil stock trading at $137, above its 52-week low of $106 but well under its 52-week high of $176.
With the dividend holding steady through that swing in yield, the open question is whether a climb back toward that 52-week high would compress the yield again, or whether the payout has room to step up before that happens.
Why TIKR Targets $149 on XOM Stock
TIKR’s mid case model has Exxon Mobil stock at $137 today, with a target price of $149 by December 31, 2030, a potential total return of 9% and an annualized rate of 1.9%
That path positions Exxon Mobil stock as a steady, income-oriented holding rather than one built for rapid appreciation.
The target holds up against a dividend that has stayed at $1.03 through two straight quarters even as gross profit compressed, and a yield that already rebounded from its 52-week low without the payout moving.
If Exxon Mobil stock keeps trading below its 52-week high while the dividend holds its ground, TIKR’s case for that return stays intact.
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