Shale explorers in the U.S. and oil-sands producers in Canada — which were already in dire straits before the price collapse — have been the quickest to announce belt-tightening efforts.

But giants like Saudi Arabian Oil Co., France’s Total SA and Russia’s Lukoil PJSC have also joined in, while Exxon Mobil Corp. and BP Plc have hinted that reductions in capital expenditures are likely to come. In Asia, Latin America and other Middle East countries, where most oil companies are state-run, it’s not yet so clear how producers will adapt to cope with the downturn.

Here’s a table with spending cuts that have been announced so far: