Eni is building a more solid company, says CEO Descalzi
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Eni is building a more solid company, says CEO Descalzi
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Eni is building a more solid company, says CEO Descalzi

(AGI) London, Mar 13 - The 2015-2018 plan will strengthen Eni'sbusiness, said CEO Claudio Descalzi, during the presentation ofthe strategy. "We have taken a series of additional measures,including capex optimisations and opex and G&A reductions, allof which will strengthen the business," he explained. "Despitethis success, the oil price fall means our 2015-2018 plan ispredicated on much lower oil prices [...] The decision tore-base the dividend in 2015 is appropriate and in line withour strategic objectives considering the new oil pricescenario. It sets a level from which sustainable returns can bedelivered
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(AGI) London, Mar 13 - The 2015-2018 plan will strengthen Eni'sbusiness, said CEO Claudio Descalzi, during the presentation ofthe strategy. "We have taken a series of additional measures,including capex optimisations and opex and G&A reductions, allof which will strengthen the business," he explained. "Despitethis success, the oil price fall means our 2015-2018 plan ispredicated on much lower oil prices [...] The decision tore-base the dividend in 2015 is appropriate and in line withour strategic objectives considering the new oil pricescenario. It sets a level from which sustainable returns can bedelivered while maintaining a progressive dividend policy withunderlying earnings growth," he continued. "We are able to deal with scenarios with crude pricesfalling" "We are building a much more robust Eni capable offacing a period of lower oil prices and generating sustainablereturns and creating value for shareholders," Descalzi added,"Since last summer Eni's transformation into a more closelyintegrated oil and gas business has made significant progress.While maintaining our focus on our exploration success we haveachieved the turnaround of G&P one year earlier than expectedand the restructuring of our R&M activities will lead to breakeven in 2015". (AGI) .
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