REPYY Repsol CEO: we will likely reach daily production of 600,000 (not 650,000-700,000) boepd by year-end Rpt-repsol CEO: our production in
REPYY Repsol CEO: we will likely reach daily production of 600,000 (not 650,000-700,000) boepd by year-end Rpt-repsol CEO: our production in Venezuela was not affected by the earthquake - We are not considering shareholder remuneration mechanisms other than buybacks, such as special dividends - We expect to have a clean Q3 in terms of turnaround for our refineries - We have all the support of U.S. government to increase production in Venezuela - Repsol CEO: don't see M&A opportunities in year ahead, rather seek to grow in organic way - Russia-ukraine war could have bigger impact than Hormuz strait on European market's refining margins - There are solid reasons to expect higher refining margins in 2o27 - We're fully prepared for a U.S. listing of Upstream unit e&p, but it's not our priority and won't happen this year - Venezuela's debt is still there, but now is not the time to talk about it, it's a conversation for the future - Potential record tourist arrivals to Spain in summer should boost our customer business in Q3 - We're prepared for worst-case scenario in Hormuz, have enough kerosene capacity to supply Spain's needs, leaving up to 30% in excess production for other.
REPYY Repsol CEO: we will likely reach daily production of 600,000 (not 650,000-700,000) boepd by year-end Rpt-repsol CEO: our production in Venezuela was not affected by the earthquake - We are not considering shareholder remuneration mechanisms other than buybacks, such as special dividends - We expect to have a clean Q3 in terms of turnaround for our refineries - We have all the support of U.S. government to increase production in Venezuela - Repsol CEO: don't see M&A opportunities in year ahead, rather seek to grow in organic way - Russia-ukraine war could have bigger impact than Hormuz strait on European market's refining margins - There are solid reasons to expect higher refining margins in 2o27 - We're fully prepared for a U.S. listing of Upstream unit e&p, but it's not our priority and won't happen this year - Venezuela's debt is still there, but now is not the time to talk about it, it's a conversation for the future - Potential record tourist arrivals to Spain in summer should boost our customer business in Q3 - We're prepared for worst-case scenario in Hormuz, have enough kerosene capacity to supply Spain's needs, leaving up to 30% in excess production for other countries - Even if the Hormuz crisis normalised tomorrow, the refining margin for the year would be above $20 per Barrel