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2017-03-02 20:00:00

ENI NET LOSS €1 BLN

ENI NET LOSS €1 BLN

ENI full year 2016 and fourth quarter results

ENI RESULTS 2016

 

 

Highlights and outlook

Upstream

 Continuing strong exploration track record: discovered 1.1 billion boe of additional resources at a cost of 0.6 $/boe. Additions to the Company's resources backlog of 3.4 billion boe in the latest 3 years, at a cost of 1 $/boe. Promising new prospects to be drilled in future years

 Divested a 40% interest in Zohr, proving the effectiveness of our dual exploration model 

 Organic reserves replacement ratio surged to 193%, the best ever performance in Eni's history. The 2016 reserves replacement ratio remains very robust at 139%, also considering the 40% sale of Zohr on a pro forma basis

 Kashagan and Goliat in production

 2016 hydrocarbon production: 1.76 million boe/d in the year, in line with 2015, despite the Val d'Agri shutdown; 1.86 million boe/d in the quarter (down by 1.5%)

 Progressed construction activities at our development projects expected to come on stream in 2017(Jangkrik - Indonesia, OCTP oil - Ghana and Zohr - Egypt). In February, started-up the East Hub project in Angola, five months earlier than scheduled. These projects, together with the ramp-up of 2016 new production from Kashagan and Goliat, will strongly contribute to the cash generation in 2017 and following years

 Opex efficiency above expectations at 6.2 $/boe compared to 7.2 $/boe in 2015

G&P

 Confirmed the goal of structural breakeven from 2017 owing also to the already achieved gas contract renegotiations and reductions in logistic costs

R&M and Chemicals

 Refinery breakeven margin reduced to 4.2 $/bl (compared with 5.2 $/bl in 2015)

 Green refinery projects on schedule

 The Chemical business Ebit1 of €300 million in 2016 reflects the success of the segment's restructuring 

Consolidated financial results2

 Strong cash generation in the fourth quarter of €3.2 billion

 FY normalized cash flow from operations3 of €8.3 billion, covering 95% of capex4 in an unfavorable oil price environment (Brent at 44 $/bl)

 Improved prospects of organic production growth over the next four years notwithstanding a 19% capex reduction y-o-y

 All mid-downstream businesses cash positive this year

 Fourth quarter consolidated adjusted operating profit at €1.29 billion, up by 103% from the fourth quarter of 2015

 FY adjusted operating profit of €2.32 billion, down by €2.17 billion (or 48%), due to the unfavorable oil price environment (-€3.3 billion) and the Val d'Agri shutdown. Efficiency measures and lower costs help to offset the effect of the low oil price by €1.7 billion

 Fourth quarter consolidated net adjusted profit of €0.46 billion founded on a robust upstream recovery. FY adjusted net result roughly at breakeven (-€0.34 billion)

 Disposals closed/agreed this year of €2.6 billion, approximately 40% of the 2016-2019 four-year target of €7 billion, announced in March 2016

 Net debt reduced to €14.8 billion, equating to a leverage ratio of 0.28. Pro-forma leverage ratio to include 40% Zohr disposal at 0.24 

2016 dividend: €0.80 of which €0.40 already paid as interim dividend

 

Claudio Descalzi, Eni's Chief Executive Officer, commented:

"The 2016 results mark the successful conclusion of a radical transformation process. Over the past three years, Eni has restructured to withstand one of the most complex environments in the history of the oil industry, while strengthening its growth prospects and preserving a robust balance sheet. Our future growth trajectory will leverage on the key achievements made in this period: a strong production in Q4 of 1.86 million boe/d, our record proved reserve replacement ratio, a well-stocked pipeline of new, high quality projects which will contribute to an expected production growth rate of 3% on average in the next four-year period, and the advanced restructuring of our middownstream businesses. The solidity of our balance sheet has been preserved by maintaining a sustainable level of gearing, while Eni has been the only Major to reduce its leverage during the 2014-2016 period. In light of these achievements, we intend to propose at the next Annual General Shareholders Meeting the distribution of a cash dividend of €0.8 per share in 2016. Looking to the future, we are able to reaffirm our progressive remuneration policy, in line with the expected improvement of commodity prices and our own financial performance."

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Earlier: 

ENI - ROSNEFT DEAL 

ENI SELLS ZOHR 

ENI NET LOSS €1.2 BLN 

SAIPEM CONTRACT: $1.5 BLN 

ENI & CYPRUS COOPERATION

 

 

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