
PSX · NYSE
Phillips 66 is an energy company whose businesses span refining, midstream transportation and storage, chemicals, and marketing and specialties. It makes money by processing crude oil into transportation fuels and other products, moving and storing energy commodities, producing chemicals, and marketing fuel and related products to commercial and retail customers. The supplied evidence does not quantify revenue by segment, customer counts, refinery capacity, or other operating assets, so the relative contribution of each business cannot be stated. Phillips 66 reported FY2025 revenue of $132.4 billion and net income of $4.4 billion.
Phillips 66 finished essentially flat, up $0.04, or 0.02%, from $205.85 to $205.89. The headline stability masks a material reversal: the stock climbed from $205.85 on July 28 to $211.68 on July 31, then surrendered nearly all of that advance over August 3-4, falling to $206.19 and $205.89. No company-specific announcement explains the measured-week decline; Phillips 66's Q2 earnings release and conference call were scheduled for August 5, after the supplied closes. The broader market benefited from easing Middle East tensions, although PSX did not sustain that backdrop's support. ETF Channel also identified PSX among notable energy ETF outflows, providing a possible flow-related headwind.