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Cepsa refining and oil products summary
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Report summary
CEPSA is fully owned by IPIC (Abu Dhabi’s International Petroleum Investment Company). Despite the company's focus on E&P growth, the refining and marketing division remains the core of CEPSA's business. The company maintained its market share in the Spanish and Portuguese markets in 2015 and its footprint remains concentrated in the Iberian Peninsula. Low crude oil prices pushed E&P into a loss in 2015 but this was offset by exceptional R&M results.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- SWOT Analysis
- Fully owned by IPIC
- Primary focus on expanding international presence through E&P
- Refinery investments continue
- Fuels marketing seeks to expand convenience store offering
- Financials
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Portfolio summary
- European Refining & Marketing Operations
- Refining
- Marketing
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Refining and oil products
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Supply/Demand
- Implications & Outlook
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Supply/Demand
- Mergers and acquisitions
Tables and charts
This report includes the following images and tables:
- EBITDA by business segment
- Capital expenditures by business segment
- Recent European Acquisition/Divestment
- Executive summary: Table 1
- Portfolio summary: Image 1
- Portfolio summary: Image 2
- Distillation capacity (CDU) by refinery (kb/sd)
- Service stations by country as at end 2015
- Total Company Position
- Refining and oil products: Table 1
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