Oil & Gas Industry by Company

The industry that still supplies most of the world's energy, tracked across its five segments: integrated majors, exploration and production, refining, midstream, and oilfield services. The investment story is capital discipline: after a decade of overspending, the industry now returns cash instead of chasing growth, while AI datacenter power demand has pulled natural gas back into the growth conversation.

Data updated 2026-07-30

The Oil & Gas sector on Sterling tracks 40 companies, led by ExxonMobil (12.8%), Shell (10.6%), BP (7.5%) by market share.

Oil & Gas market share by company (FY2025)

#CompanyMarket share
1

FY2025 revenue $323.9B

12.8%
2
ShellSHEL

FY2025 revenue $266.9B

10.6%
3
BPBP

FY2025 revenue $189.3B

7.5%
4

FY2025 revenue $184.4B

7.3%
5

FY2025 revenue $182.3B

7.2%
6

FY2025 revenue $132.7B

5.2%
7

FY2025 revenue $132.2B

5.2%
8

FY2025 revenue $122.7B

4.9%
9

FY2025 revenue $106.2B

4.2%
10

FY2025 revenue $88.1B

3.5%
11

FY2025 revenue $82.6B

3.3%
12

FY2025 revenue $82.2B

3.2%

Frequently asked questions

What is the Oil & Gas sector?

The industry that still supplies most of the world's energy, tracked across its five segments: integrated majors, exploration and production, refining, midstream, and oilfield services. The investment story is capital discipline: after a decade of overspending, the industry now returns cash instead of chasing growth, while AI datacenter power demand has pulled natural gas back into the growth conversation.

Which companies lead the Oil & Gas sector?

Sterling tracks 40 companies in Oil & Gas, led by ExxonMobil (13%), Shell (11%), BP (8%), Chevron (7%), TotalEnergies (7%) and Marathon Petroleum (5%).

How can I invest in the Oil & Gas sector?

Publicly traded names in Oil & Gas include ExxonMobil (XOM), Chevron (CVX), Shell (SHEL), BP (BP) and TotalEnergies (TTE). Compare them side by side on Sterling.

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