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ExxonMobil Expecting $2.3B Loss for Q2 2020
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ExxonMobil has reported its preliminary results for Q2 2020 in its latest 8-K filed with the SEC.
In it, the company notes it expects to its second quarterly loss in a row for Q2 (the company also reported a loss in Q1 2020).
For Q2, Exxon estimates a loss of $2.3 billion, an increase of 277% (or $1.69 billion) from its Q1 2020 loss of $610 million.
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