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ADNOC Refining welcomes Eni and OMV
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Report summary
ADNOC has sold a 35% stake in its refining business to Eni and OMV in a deal valued at US$5.8 billion. Eni acquired a larger stake, 20%, for US$3.3 billion, whilst OMV took 15%, valued at US$2.5 billion. ADNOC will retain 65%. The deal likely commits Eni and OMV to contribute capex for Ruwais' future development. It's clear, from the size of the investment, that both companies see a platform for material growth at the site, and in strategic partnership with ADNOC.
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- Evolution of the integrated platform
- What's next?
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