中国石化新闻网讯 据路透社米兰报道,在不到12个月的时间里,埃尼的首席执行官Claudio Descalzi将中东从一个小角色变成了这个意大利能源巨头的战略中心,而且这个转变还没有结束。 自去年3月以来,这位63岁的老将(Claudio Descalzi)在阿联酋完成了9笔交易,在巴林获得了立足点,并在阿曼扩大了业务,以重塑集团的未来。 在上周日的最新交易中,埃尼承诺以33亿美元的价格收购这家阿联酋第四大炼油厂的部分股权,一夜之间将其炼油产能增加逾三分之一。 据三家了解此事的银行业和行业消息人士称,收购狂潮尚未结束,埃尼正在寻求进一步加强其在海湾地区的业务。 他们说,埃尼目前的主要目标是上游勘探资产,即油田和气田,而不是下游业务。 该消息人士称,该公司正寻求在阿联酋购买更多资产,同时也在进入卡塔尔,但没有透露更多细节。 另一位业内人士表示:“去年,Descalzi曾在阿联酋20多次,亲自建立关系,以确保交易成功,而且还有更多的交易正在商讨中。” 詹晓晶摘自路透社 原文如下: Eni keeps foot on the gas in high-speed Gulf drive In less than 12 months Eni CEO Claudio Descalzi has turned the Middle East from a sideshow to a strategic hub for the Italian energy major. And the shift is not over. Since last March the 63-year-old has clinched nine deals in the United Arab Emirates, gained a toehold in Bahrain and expanded in Oman to reshape the group’s future. In the latest deal on Sunday, Eni pledged $3.3 billion to buy part of the world’s fourth-biggest refinery in the UAE, increasing its own refining capacity overnight by more than a third. But the buying spree is not over and the company is looking to further bolster its presence in the Gulf region, according to three banking and industry sources with knowledge of the matter. They said Eni was now primarily targeting “upstream” exploration assets – oil and gas fields – rather than downstream operations. The company is looking to buy more assets in the UAE, as well as entering Qatar, the sources said, without giving further details. “Descalzi was in the UAE 20-odd times last year to personally build relationships to secure the deals,” said a separate industry source. “And there’s more on the way.”
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