Publicly Traded Company: Analysis of ExxonMobil

Analysis of ExxonMobil
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Strategy and Goals
ExxonMobil's strategy is a dedication to offering inexpensive, yet dependable energy to promote individual growth, while also adopting and expanding effective environmental risk moderation strategies (ExxonMobil (b), n.d.). The company’s goal remains conducting its businesses in mannerisms that help in the national conservation efforts of the natural environment, with the consideration of the social effects of its operations in mind (ExxonMobil (c), n.d.). As an extension to its goal, the company also aims at enhancing the economic gains of the individuals living in the jurisdictions in which they operate. The company has a global reach, with a wide variety of energy solutions and alternatives. The corporation acknowledges the contributions of part of its operations towards environmental pollution. In that regard, it pledges to take the necessary steps towards reducing greenhouse gas emissions and addressing the risks that the emissions have towards climate change.
The four objectives of the company include eliminating emissions in its operations, offering products that assist their customer’s with their energy needs with lower emission effects, product development and scalable technological innovations, and actively partaking in enforcing the policies on reducing the effects of climate change. With the knowledge of its high ethane gas emissions and flaring activities, the company embarked on an alternative energy solutions strategy (ExxonMobil (b), n.d.). The company also notes the high rate of population growth that comes with increased energy needs. In such a case, the traditional energy production systems are likely to increase emissions, hence, the need to tailor products that do not promote high levels of greenhouse gas emissions (ExxonMobil (b), n.d.). Also, in a bid to stay competitive and ...