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Repsol refining and oil products summary

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Since agreeing to a settlement of US$5 billion with the Argentinian state for its expropriation of YPF in 2012, Repsol has once again re-balanced its portfolio with the 2014 acquisition of upstream company Talisman for US$13 billion. However, the persistently low crude oil price has suppressed upstream performance in 2015. With its refinery downstream investment programme complete, and new units fully operational, Repsol has been well-positioned to fully exploit the improved Iberian oil product demand environment, as well as the exceptionally strong European refining margins experienced on the back of the oil price collapse since the second half of 2014.  

Table of contents

    • SWOT Analysis
    • The Talisman acquisition re-balances Repsol's upstream portfolio but impacts financial state
    • Major downstream investment programme complete, the strategic focus returns to upstream
    • Strong downstream results maintained, as the oil price collapse sees further upstream losses
    • Repsol full year Capex by business segment
    • European Refining & Marketing operations
    • Refining
    • Marketing
    • Supply/Demand
    • Implications & Outlook
  • Mergers and acquisitions

Tables and charts

This report includes 10 images and tables including:

  • Repsol full year EBITDA by business segment
  • Repsol 3Q Adjusted Net Income by business segment
  • Recent European Acquisition/Divestment
  • Executive summary: Table 1
  • Financials: Image 3
  • Portfolio summary: Image 1
  • Repsol European refinery capacity (kb/sd)
  • Repsol European service stations by country
  • Total company position
  • Supply areas

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