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First-quarter revenue rose slightly year on year on increased sales of gas, refined and chemical products, and higher traded volumes of crude oil.

The US developers are upbeat about their timelines, despite regulatory setbacks and increased commercial competition.

The upstream industry concluded $27 billion in M&A deals in Q1鈥�25, helping push a continued multiquarter run of high-value North American shale consolidation. Major deals by Whitecap Resources, Diamondback Energy and Diversified Energy drove regional dealmaking to $22 billion for the quarter. Several firms also concluded planned divestments, helping to shore up balance sheets as wider market uncertainty grows. We expect M&A activity to slow in the near term as companies focus on more immediate cash flow preservation.