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    China CNOOC’s profit more than doubles to record $10.5 billion

    August 26, 2022
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    News wire — China’s CNOOC Ltd more than doubled its first-half profit helped by higher oil and gas prices, the offshore oil and gas producer reported on Thursday.

    Interim net income rose 116% to 71.89 billion yuan ($10.50 billion) while revenue rose 75.6% to 176.7 billion.

    Oil prices have soared this year, with prices coming close to $147 in March after Russia’s February 24 invasion of Ukraine – which Moscow calls a “special military operation” – spurred supply fears.

    CNOOC’s net oil and gas production hit a record high 304.8 million barrels of oil equivalent (boe), up 9.6% on the year, 71% of which came from domestic operations.

    The firm is a top contributor to China’s domestic oil production as national giants tackle geologically more complex and more costly resources to counter a steep decline at mature basins.

    Its domestic net output rose 12.5% to 216.8 million boe, thanks to large projects such as deepwater gas field

    Shenhai-1 in the South China Sea, Bozhong 19-4 in Bohai Bay in northern China, as well as coalseam gas development in northern China.

    First-half capital expenditure rose 15.4% to 41.6 billion yuan while the year’s plan stands at 90-100 billion yuan.

    Its overseas production, including operations such as in Guyana and Brazil, grew 3% at 88 million boe.

    Net proven reserve stood at 5.73 billion boe by end-2021, maintaining reserve life of more than 10 years for the last five consecutive years.

    Its Hong Kong-listed shares have gained 48% this year versus the benchmark Hang Seng Index which has fallen 14%. Its Shanghai listed shares have risen 28% since their debut in April.

    Editing by Jason Neely – Reuters

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