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Total refining and oil products summary
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Report summary
Total's corporate strategy is focused on upstream portfolio renewal, a growing gas portfolio and preparing for a low-carbon future. A stronger Total emerged from the downturn, following aggressive spending cuts, asset sales and greater capital discipline. Portfolio-wide divestment targets saw Total shed non-core downstream European assets while maintaining a focus cost reduction and improving market share where it has competitive advantage. Notably, Total effectively exited the Italian market when its joint venture with ERG was disbanded. The company also sold its fuels marketing businesses in Turkey and its minority stake in the Schwedt refinery. Total's European downstream position is now much leaner and concentrated around core supply areas where it retains a competitive advantage. Expansion of the global fuels marketing business is concentrated on high-growth regions outside Europe, notably Africa, Mexico and Saudi Arabia.
Table of contents
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Executive summary
- SWOT analysis
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Portfolio summary
- European refining and marketing operations
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Refining
- Refining business overview
- Refining M&A activity
- Refining strategy and projects
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Marketing
- Marketing business overview
- Marketing M&A activity
- Marketing strategy and projects
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Refining and oil products
- Supply/demand
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Mergers and acquisitions
- Recent European acquisition/divestment
Tables and charts
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Executive summary: Table 1Portfolio summary: Image 1Total company position
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Refining and oil products: Image 2Supply Area A - FranceSupply Area B - GermanySupply Area C - BeneluxSupply Area D - UKMergers and acquisitions: Table 1Mergers and acquisitions: Table 2European refining asset summaryEuropean fuels retailing asset summary - end 2017
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