Total CEO Patrick Pouyanné said last Thursday that the company is likely to report an adjusted net profit close to $10bn for 2015 down from $12.8bn the previous year as a result of the oil price collapse. Total’s 2015 annual results are expected to be released on February 11th. In an unrelated matter, the Company said in a press release that it will focus its Russian business on ventures with Novatek OJSC after agreeing to reduce its stake in the Kharyaga oil field. Total agreed
28 Jan 2016
$10bn for 2015
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$10bn for 2015
TotalEnergies SE (TTE:LON) | 6,715 0 0.0% | Mkt Cap: 160,277m
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28 Jan 2016 -
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Total CEO Patrick Pouyanné said last Thursday that the company is likely to report an adjusted net profit close to $10bn for 2015 down from $12.8bn the previous year as a result of the oil price collapse. Total’s 2015 annual results are expected to be released on February 11th. In an unrelated matter, the Company said in a press release that it will focus its Russian business on ventures with Novatek OJSC after agreeing to reduce its stake in the Kharyaga oil field. Total agreed