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Repsol YPF | Company Information from ICIS

 

Repsol YPF is an integrated international oil and gas company with chemical activities principally in Spain, Argentina, and Portugal where basic petrochemical production focuses on olefins and aromatics. In chemical derivatives, the three main products are polyolefin, intermediate products and industrial products manufactured by

Repsol Quimica.

Repsol Logo (Source: Repsol)

 

 Repsol’s strategic plan is based on three fundamental premises: growth, transformation of portfolio and profitability. The primary objective for Repsol is to guarantee sustainable dividend growth for its shareholders.

 

Repsol will implement a strategy of profitable growth for all of its businesses, based on the

optimisation of existing projects, the development of new projects, and the analysis of possible business opportunities in areas of interest to the company. It states that the downstream business which includes chemicals will contribute solid growth and stable cash flow for the company.

 

The Repsol chemical business is believed to hold a 'sound position in international markets', strengthened by a high integration with the refining and exploration and production business areas, access to competitive technologies and the company's ongoing efforts in cost contention.

 

Profits from Repsol's chemical operations during 2007 reached €231m, with sales of petrochemical products reaching 4.9bn tonnes.

 

ICIS Chemical Business magazine has unveiled the ICIS Top 100 Chemical Companies, with rankings based on 2008 sales.

 

A PDF of the ICIS Top 100 Chemical Companies is available for download on ICIS connect.

 

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Key Personnel

 

Chairman and CEO: Antonio Brufau
Member: Luis Suarez de Lezo

Member: Fernando Ramirez

Member: Patricia Mantel

Member: Jaume Giro

Member: Javier Macian

Member: Miguel Angel Devesa

Member: Miguel Martínez

Member: Cristina Sanz

Member: Antonio Gomis Saez

Member: Pedro Fernandez Frial

Member: Nemesio Fernandez-Cuesta

Member: Enrique Locutura Ruperez

 

(Updated November 2008)

 

Contacts

 

Paseo de la Castellana, 278-280
28046 Madrid
Spain

Tel: +34 91 348 8000
Fax: +34 91 314 2821

 

http://eng.repsol-ypf.com 

Repsol YPF Company Structure

Repsol YPF is an oil, chemical and gas company, carrying out activities in exploration and production, refining, distribution and marketing of chemicals, natural gas and electricity. In 1999, Repsol acquired 97.5% of YPF, a leading company in Argentina and one of the largest in Latin America. YPF is engaged in exploration, production, refining and marketing of oil, and petrochemical activities. In June 2007, the board of Repsol-YPF approved the creation of two new divisions, which are part of a larger organisational change.
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Repsol YPF Strategy & Financial Highlights

Repsol's strategic plans defines the company's principal operating areas for the mentioned period, and is based on three fundamental premises: growth, transformation of portfolio and profitability.(Edited from annual report and company website). ICIS also provides you with key financial data listed in table form. More about Repsol YPF Strategy & Financial Highlights

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