ExxonMobil is in disarray, despite delivering bumper second-quarter profits and surpassing analyst expectations. Having enjoyed the reopening of the global economy and a surge in oil demand, all while OPEC+ supply curbs remain in place, investors remain unimpressed with a muddled transition strategy that spells dark times ahead for what was once the world’s largest company. ExxonMobil posted a $4.69 billion profit during the second quarter of 2021, driven largely by higher oil prices and its petrochemical and international upstream divisions. A turnaround from a $1.08 billion loss in Q2 2020, the quarter represents the company’s best quarter since before the Covid-19 pandemic decimated global oil demand last year. “Positive momentum continued during the second quarter across all of our…