Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM) potential exit from the Norway side of the North Sea should attract multibillion-dollar offers and help the company exit a part of the world that is no longer seen as a key focus area, says energy research firm Wood Mackenzie. XOM's position is "substantial enough to receive an attractive exit price, particularly as Norway remains one of the premium M&A markets in the world," says the firm's upstream Europe analyst. The new wave of North Sea independents including Norway's Okea and U.K.-based Chryasor likely will be the front runners, Wood Mackenzie says. Exxon Mobil Corporation (NYSE:XOM), a Basic Materials sector firm, traded 9.25 Million shares in last trading session with closing price of $76.95 per share. Company gross margin stands at 30.40% whereas its return on investment (ROI) is 4.80%. Stock value has moved between $64.66 – 87.44 in last one year.