In a surprising move, our CEO has appointed a new hotshot CFO with a global business background, replacing a seasoned executive with years of experience at MPC and MPLX. This change could be a response to performance concerns or may signal a significant shift in company strategic direction. If the latter is true, it raises the question: Could more long-standing MPC/MPLX employees face a similar fate in 2026?
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One only needs to take a look at what our stock price didn’t day it was announced that our CFO was “leaving”. Valero is back on top in terms of stock performance.
Our ceo has only made bad moves so this won’t work well either
@OP We need to go into Venezuela and do business now
I see now. Marathon Petroleum into Nicaragua to revive their broken refining complex!
@1ac CEO Mannen tell us what is going down in 2026….
Feeling edgy reading the tea leaves. Something big is on the horizon which will leave many of us stunned and angry.
Don't feel sorry for the departing CFO, he is driving a box truck back home to Pittsburgh stuffed completely full with executive compensation! He is living the good life!
I’m still trying to figure out why we moved supply chain to refining too. Very weird times
Worth noting the new CFO is from outside of industry, and really hasn’t been THE CFO of a large company..CFO of a function at GE is very different.
2026 is going to be crazy.