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- **Production Growth:** Q3 2025 production at 2.399 Mboe/d, full-year guidance raised to 2.375 Mboe/d.
- **Cost Efficiency:** Operating cost guidance reduced to $10.6 billion, 8% dividend increase.
- **Willow Project:** Capital updated to $8.5-$9 billion, first oil 2029; 2026 free cash flow inflection of $1 billion/year.
- **LNG Expansion:** 10 MTPA offtake secured, targeting 10-15 MTPA commercial LNG.
- **Sustainability:** Free cash flow breakeven at low $30s WTI by 2030, top quartile dividend growth.

**【CEO Summary】**
- Q3 2025 production exceeded guidance at 2.399 Mboe/d, with full-year guidance raised to 2.375 Mboe/d.
- Adjusted operating cost guidance reduced to $10.6 billion, down $400 million from prior midpoint.
- Dividend increased 8% to $1.08 per share, with $7 billion returned to shareholders year-to-date.
- Willow project capital estimate updated to $8.5-$9 billion due to inflation and localized costs, with first oil in early 2029.
- 2026 guidance: CapEx ~$12 billion, OpEx $10.2 billion, production flat to +2%.

**【CFO Financial Commentary】**
- Q3 adjusted EPS: $1.61; CFO: $5.4 billion; buybacks: $1.3 billion; dividends: $1 billion.
- 2025 free cash flow breakeven expected at low $30s WTI by end of decade.
- LNG projects (NFE, NFS, Port Arthur Phase 1) 80% complete, with $600 million capital reduction.
- 2026 free cash flow inflection: $1 billion annual improvement 2026-2028, +$4 billion in 2029 from Willow.

**【Q&A Highlights】**
- **Willow Project:** Cost increase driven by 80% inflation, 20% localized North Slope escalation; schedule intact, first oil 2029.
- **Lower 48:** Oil mix 50% in 2026, CapEx decline due to Marathon integration and efficiency gains.
- **LNG Strategy:** 10 MTPA offtake secured, targeting 10-15 MTPA; commercial LNG complements resource-based projects.
- **Dividend Sustainability:** Breakeven WTI ~$30s by 2030, dividend growth top quartile S&P 500.
- **Exploration:** $200-300 million/year focus on Alaska and international opportunities.

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