Founded in 1882 in the United States, it is a world-famous brand, the world's largest non-governmental oil and gas producer, and a large multinational group company

Exxon Mobil (NYSE: XOM) is the world's second-largest oil company, headquartered in Avenues, Texas.

The history of ExxonMobil can be traced back to 1882 by John D. Rockefeller founded the Standard Oil Company, the company established the world's first trust organization, in the 20th century, the United States set off a storm against monopoly organizations, and passed the "Antitrust Act", when Standard Oil bore the brunt, became the first sanctioned company under the Act, in 1911 the Act split Standard Oil into Jersey Standard (New Jersey Standard), Socony and Vacuum oil. In 1966 Socony and Vacuum oil merged and changed their name to Mobil oil Corporation, in 1972 the Jersey Standard was renamed Exxon Corporation (Esso was its subsidiary), and on November 30, 1999, Mobil and Exxon merged.

Exxon attaches great importance to developing its business in China, and Exxon China has been set up specifically to take care of its business in China.

By the end of 1995, Exxon had registered 9 Esso stations in China and 18 Esso stations in Hong Kong, selling a wide range of fuel oils, specialty oils and lubricants in China. In 1995, Exxon and Sinopec Jinzhou Petrochemical Co., Ltd. jointly established Jin Exxon Lubricating Oil Compound Additives Co., Ltd., with a production scale of 5,000 tons/year of compound additives and 5,000 tons/year viscosity modifiers, which began operation in October 1996.

Mobil set up a Tsing Yi oil depot in Hong Kong, mainly for trade with Chinese mainland, and established Mobile Petroleum Tianjin Co., Ltd. in Tianjin to produce lubricants and greases.

ExxonMobil has a long-standing commitment to China and hopes to continue to help meet China's energy needs with its products, technologies, partnerships with China and investments.