Chevron Change in Working Capital
The Change in Working Capital of Chevron (CVX) as of Nov 8, 2026 is -2.39 B USD. In the previous year, Change in Working Capital was 100.00 M USD — a change of -2,494.00% (lower).
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Change in Working Capital
-2.39 BUSD
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-2,494.00%
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| YEAR | Change in Working Capital | YoY |
|---|---|---|
| -2.39 BUSD | -2,494.00% | |
| 100.00 MUSD | -103.14% | |
| -3.19 BUSD | -251.67% | |
| 2.10 BUSD | -250.00% | |
| -1.40 BUSD | -17.65% | |
| -1.70 BUSD | -213.33% | |
| 1.50 BUSD | -600.00% | |
| -300.00 MUSD | -163.03% | |
| 476.00 MUSD | -186.55% | |
| -550.00 MUSD | -72.21% | |
| -1.98 BUSD | +266.48% | |
| -540.00 MUSD | — |
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Frequently Asked Questions about Chevron stock
Change in Working Capital of Chevron is -2.39 B USD in 2025.
Change in Working Capital of Chevron changed from 100.00 M USD to -2.39 B USD, representing a -2,494.00% change. The value is lower than the previous year.
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Change in working capital reflects the period-over-period change in current assets minus current liabilities. It impacts operating cash flow significantly.
Change in Working Capital's USD is a key factor for investors. Changes in this metric can signal improving or deteriorating fundamentals, directly impacting the stock price. On Eulerpool, you can track Change in Working Capital's Chevron historically and in real time.
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