Who "Controls" The Six Major Integrated Oil/Gas Companies?
It seemed an interesting exercise to determine who really controls
the six major integrated oil/gas companies, according to market cap.
It was a lot of work, but it
turned out very interesting, indeed. I can't help but think that nothing
has really changed since 1889, when the Great Red Dragon book was published,
except that a greater amount of power has been concentrated into fewer hands since then.
The point is, control of American companies is rapidly being consolidated
into a few foreign hands, and they are also doing so at
"frantic" pace.
Damn any of the promises that had been made, such as retirement benefits,
health care and pensions. And why is this being done?
To "own the earth in fee simple."
You can do the same lookup on any public corporation and see for yourself who controls what.
You will also see that some of the major holders are hardly nothing more than
a "front" for another, more powerful group. Simply find out who the major holders
of the major holders are and you will see for yourself. This is simply
to make it easier to deceive the public.
While doing this, remember that it only takes 10%, sometime less, sometimes more,
of the stock to "control" a widely-held corporation.
Especially when management and insiders show little or zero ownership. They, as hirelings,
simply take their marching orders and their large paychecks, and everybody else be damned.
If they show any conscience about what happens to their employees or customer base,
they are simply replaced by another "aggressive leader."
Be sure to click on the company's stock letters to check on these
"Key Executives," the sums they were paid last year, and the stock options they cashed.
Another problem we're facing now is the growth of private-equity
groups, which don't have to make the same disclosures as the publicly-held groups.
This is why they keep gaining up on the SEC to "prevent" disclosure and accountability.
This story appeared September 1, 2006:
Buyout Firms Join Lobbying Efforts.
I have no illusions that they are simply another type of
"Snakes In Suits."
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With that being said, here goes:
| Six Major Integrated Oil/Gas Companies (as of 30-JUN-2006) |
|
| Symbol |
Name Of Corporation |
XOM
Major
Holders |
1. Exxon Mobil Corp. [$380.72B]
|
TOT
Major
Holders |
2. Total SA [$309.13B]
| % of Shares Held by US Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: | 7.00% |
% of Float Held by US Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: | 7.00% |
Company is based in Courbevoie, France |
Company's mailing address is Paris, France |
AXA probably owns controlling interest in Total SA. |
|
BP
Major
Holders |
3. BP plc [$216.60B]
| % of Shares Held by US Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: | 14.00% |
% of Float Held by US Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: | 14.00% |
Company is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom. |
Company's mailing address is London, the United Kingdom. |
Barclays probably owns controlling interest in BP plc. |
|
PTR
Major
Holders |
4. PetroChina Co. Ltd. [$122.13B]
| % of Shares Held by US Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: | 3.00% |
% of Float Held by US Institutional & Mutual Fund Owners: | 3.00% |
Company is headquartered in Beijing, China. |
Company's mailing address is Beijing, China. |
|
CVX
Major
Holders |
5. Chevron Corp. [$133.81B]
|
COP
Major
Holders |
6. ConocoPhillips [$94.34B]
| Barclays Global Investors UK Holdings Ltd | 5.10% |
Capital Research And Management Company | 4.01% |
Wellington Management Company, LLP | 3.42% |
Davis Selected Advisers, LP | 3.03% |
State Street Corporation | 2.79% |
Vanguard Group, Inc. | 2.44% |
AXA (Paris, France) | 2.40% |
FMR Corporation (Fidelity Management & Research Corp) | 2.34% |
Mellon Financial Corporation | 1.94% |
Deutsche Bank Aktiengesellschaft | 1.66% |
Total percentage of Barclays and "associates" | 9.83% |
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© 2006 by Edward Ulysses Cate
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