
IMO · NYSE
Imperial Oil is a Canadian integrated energy company. It makes money from energy operations, but the supplied evidence does not provide a segment breakdown, product mix, or approximate contribution by business. Its reported scale is $38.7 billion of fiscal-2025 revenue and $3.3 billion of net income, compared with $40.9 billion of revenue and $4.8 billion of net income in fiscal 2024. The evidence does not identify its customer groups or quantify operating assets, production, employees, or geographic reach beyond describing the company as Canadian and integrated.
Imperial Oil rose $1.69, or 1.34%, from $125.73 to $127.42 over the reported week. The stock jumped to $128.80 on July 29 and held there on July 30, then added 0.6% to $129.57 on July 31 as the company reported that second-quarter profit more than doubled and Zacks said earnings beat estimates by 9.37%. Shares then gave back most of the advance on August 3, falling 2.5% to $126.35, before recovering 0.8% on August 4. The earnings reaction was mixed: stronger profit and an earnings beat were offset by revenue missing estimates by 2.18%. No broader market driver is identified in the supplied evidence.