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LUKOIL refining and oil products summary
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Report summary
After a sustained period of acquisition-led growth, LUKOIL has shifted focus to improving the performance of its existing downstream assets. It has concluded deals to optimise its European portfolio by divesting fuels marketing businesses in a number of Eastern European countries where it had failed to gain critical mass, also purchasing small retail chains in the Benelux to support its refinery. However, LUKOIL still retains a large product surplus in its European downstream operations.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- A leading independent energy company in Russia
- Became one of the major European fuels marketing players through acquisition
- Company focus has shifted to optimising European downstream assets
- Russian product exports remain a key driver
- Financials
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Portfolio summary
- Overview of European downstream operations
- Refining
- Marketing
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Refining and oil products
- Supply/Demand
- Implications & outlook
- Mergers and acquisitions
Tables and charts
This report includes 11 images and tables including:
- Executive summary: Table 1
- EBITDA by business segment
- Capex by business segment
- Financials: Table 1
- Recent European Acquisition/Divestment
- Portfolio summary: Image 1
- End 2016 European refining capacity by county
- End 2016 European service stations by country
- Total company position
- Refining and oil products: Table 1
- Supply Area A - Balkans / Black Sea
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