All Brands Owned by Imperial Oil Limited

What does Imperial Oil own?
Imperial Oil owns a portfolio of petroleum and energy brands including Esso (retail gasoline stations and convenience stores), Mobil (motor oil and lubricants products), Esso Extra (loyalty and rewards program), Speedpass (contactless payment system), Syncrude (oil sands operations), and Kearl (oil sands mining joint venture). These brands serve different segments of the petroleum value chain and customer markets.

Is Imperial Oil publicly traded?
Yes, Imperial Oil is publicly traded on the Toronto Stock Exchange and NYSE American under ticker symbol IMO. While ExxonMobil holds a 69.6% majority ownership stake, the remaining shares are publicly traded, allowing individual and institutional investors to own minority stakes in the company.

Who founded Imperial Oil?
Imperial Oil was founded in 1880 by Jacob Englehart and Frederick Fitzgerald in London, Ontario, Canada. The founders established the company as a petroleum refining and marketing operation during the early development of Canada's petroleum industry.

Where is Imperial Oil headquartered?
Imperial Oil is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. The company moved its headquarters from Toronto to Calgary in 2005 to reflect the growing importance of Western Canadian oil sands operations to its business strategy.

How many brands does Imperial Oil own?
Imperial Oil owns 6 major brands across its petroleum and energy portfolio: Esso, Mobil, Esso Extra, Speedpass, Syncrude, and Kearl. These brands serve different segments of the petroleum value chain from retail operations to oil sands production.

Who owns Imperial Oil?
Imperial Oil is majority-owned by ExxonMobil, which holds a 69.6% ownership stake. The remaining shares are publicly traded on Canadian and American stock exchanges, allowing minority ownership by other investors while maintaining ExxonMobil's controlling interest.

What is Imperial Oil's revenue?
Imperial Oil reported annual revenue of approximately CAD 18.8 billion for fiscal year 2024. The company's revenue reflects strong performance in the Canadian energy market, oil sands production, and integrated petroleum operations across the value chain.

Is Imperial Oil involved in any legal proceedings?
Imperial Oil faces routine regulatory proceedings and compliance matters typical of large petroleum companies operating in Canada, including environmental regulations, safety standards, and energy policy compliance. The company maintains comprehensive compliance programs and works closely with regulators across multiple jurisdictions to ensure adherence to all applicable laws and standards.