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China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation 1H 200 7 Results Announcement. August 27, 2007 Hong Kong. Disclaimer.
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China Petroleum & Chemical Corporation1H 2007 Results Announcement August 27, 2007 Hong Kong
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Agenda • 1H 2007 Overview • 1H 2007 Operational Results • 2H 2007 Operational Plan
Review of Market Environment • China’s economy maintained steady and rapid growth, GDP increased by 11.5% • Domestic consumption of refined oil products grew by 4.2% • Domestic ethylene-equivalent consumption grew by 8.4% • International crude prices first declined and rose later • Chemical product prices remained high • Domestic refined oil products prices still tightly controlled
Operational Overview *Includes 100% production from YPC-BASF and Shanghai-Secco.
ROCE and Dividend ROCE Dividend Per Share RMB Yuan Note: ROCE for 1H 2007 is not annualized
E&P-Segment Performance Crude Oil and Natural Gas Realized price EBIT of E&P Segment Crude Oil RMB/tonne Natural Gas RMB/’000 cubic meter RMB million
Refining-Segment Performance Refining Margin / Cash Operating Cost EBIT of Refining Segment Refining Margin (RMB/tonne) Cash Operating Cost (RMB/tonne) RMB million
Marketing-Segment Performance EBIT of Marketing Segment RON #90 Gasoline Guidance Price RMB/Tonne RMB million #0 Diesel Guidance Price RMB/Tonne
Chemicals-Operational Summary *Includes 100% production from YPC-BASF and Shanghai-Secco.
Chemicals-Segment Performance Chemicals Price Spread (2002 – Jul. 2007) EBIT of Chemicals Segment RMB million USD/tonne
Environmental Record • Energy consumption per unit of production decreased by 3.95% • Energy consumption per unit of production for E&P segment decreased by 4.72% • Energy consumption per unit of production for Refining segment increased by 0.28% • Energy consumption of ethylene units decreased by 1.02% • Fresh water consumption and water discharge reduced substantially • Fresh water consumption reduced by 5% • Wastewater discharge reduced by 7% • COD in wastewater reduced by 15%
Effective Cost Control 1H 2007 Cost Saving RMB million
Capital Expenditure 1H 2007 Capex • E&P: RMB 18.28 billion. Newly added production capacity of crude oil was 2.27 million tonnes per year and that of natural gas was 719 million cubic meters per year, • Refining: RMB 6.18 billion. Upgrade of Yanshan project was completed; Qingdao project progressed smoothly; Tianjin-Yanshan crude oil pipeline was completed. • Marketing and Distribution: RMB 4.92 billion. Construction of pipeline for refined oil products in Beijing was completed; newly added 307 stations. • Chemicals: RMB 3.30 billion. Tianjin ethylene, Zhenhai ethylene and Fujian Ethylene projects progressed smoothly RMB million
Market Environment for 2H2007 • China’s economy is expected to maintain rapid growth • Demand for oil products and petrochemicals will increase steadily • International crude oil prices will remain high • Refining business will still be under pressure • Petrochemical product prices will remain at a relative high level
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