How Has ConocoPhillips’ Revenue And EBITDA Changed Over The Last Five Years?

-2.22%
Downside
127
Market
124
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The commodity downturn that began in mid-July 2014 has severely hit the revenues and profitability of independent exploration and production (E&P) companies such as ConocoPhillips (NYSE:BHI). The US-based company’s revenue dropped almost 50% over the last five years, largely due to lower price realizations and restricted production owing to the ongoing oil slump. Further, the company’s EBITDA declined close to 65% over the same period, as the company had to take one-time impairment charges on its assets due to the deteriorating commodity prices.

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