英国石油首季少赚近67% 逊市场预期
英国石油(BP)首季基本重置成本盈利(underlying replacement cost profit)按年跌66.5%至7.91亿美元,不及市场预期的9.87亿美元,因在疫情爆发及储油设施快将爆满的情况下,导致油价大幅插水。
季内油气产量减少2.8%至平均每日371.5万桶油当量,由於季末油价大跌,英国石油为库存作出37亿美元的减值。
英国石油表示,正采取不同采取措施应对油价大跌的影响,当中包括将今年自然资本开支减少至约120亿美元,较2月份提供的目标减少25%。
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