10/12/2023 por Marca
Francia-based TotalEnergies has completed the sale of its 50% stake in the oil sands projevy in Surmont, together with activos midstream relacionados, a la importante petrolera estadounidense ConocoPhillips.
A base amount of C$4.03 billion, plus contingent payments of up to C$440 million, were involved in the transaction. TotalEnergies said it has already received a payment of C$3.7 billion in cash after adjustments, with all contingent payments to be settled in full within a year. TotalEnergies will also complete its exit of the Canadian oil sands following an agreement to sell TotalEnergies EP Canadá Ltd. in its entirety to Suncor for C$1.47 billion. This includes its stake in oil sands asset Fort Hills and any related commitments in the midstream. The deal is expected to finalise by the end of this year.
TotalEnergies’ Chief Financial Officer, Jean-Pierre Sbraire, said the sale of the assets was consistent with the company’s strategy of investing capital in projects with lower breakeven costs, adding:
"Como anunciamos durante nuestro Día del Inversor el 27 de septiembre, los ingresos de estas desinversiones se compartirán con nuestros accionistas a través de 1.500 millones de dólares en recompras en 2023, lo que producirá una distribución esperada para los accionistas de alrededor del 44% de nuestro flujo de caja (CFFO) este año".
Suncor, which is to buy many of TotalEnergies oil sands assets, used to make products like the Petro-Canadá Grasas Peerless y el aceite para compresores de refrigeración Petro-Canada Reflo. aquí en TrAchem, estamos orgullosos de ofrecer la gama actual de productos lubricantes de Petro-Canada, así que hable con nuestro útil equipo para saber cómo puede beneficiarse de ellos.
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