Analysts flag a gap of billions between Guyana's central bank oil figures and Exxon's cost math, raising the question of whether the state was shortchanged.
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Key Facts
—The gap. Analysts say Guyana’s central bank reports about $6.7 billion less oil revenue than Exxon’s own cost figures imply.
—The math. Exxon says it recovered $51 billion in costs; at the contract’s 75 percent ceiling, that implies at least $68 billion in revenue.
—The central bank. The Bank of Guyana’s reports put total oil revenue through end-2025 at about $61.3 billion.
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