Repsol CEO Imaz Sees 2025 Cash Flow From Operations At 6 Billion Euros
July 24 (Reuters) - Repsol's REP.MC Chief Executive Josu Jon Imaz said:
HE SEES CASH FLOW FROM OPERATIONS AT AROUND 6 BILLION EUROS IN 2025, FROM PREVIOUS FORECAST OF 6 BILLION-6.5 BILLION EUROS IN 2025
WE MAINTAIN OUR BET TO INVEST IN ENERGY IN THE US AS ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTS ALL KINDS OF ENERGIES
ALASKA PROJECT LIKELY TO BE PRODUCING CLOSE TO 80,000 BARRELS OF OIL A DAY IN SUMMER 2026
WE ARE LIKELY TO DELAY A BIT AND REDUCE INVESTMENTS IN HYDROGEN
WE FORECAST HEALTHY REFINING MARGINS OVER NEXT MONTHS
CRISIS IN CHEMICAL BUSINESS IS NOT OVER, BUT THINGS ARE GOING IN RIGHT DIRECTION
CHEMICAL BUSINESS' MARGINS ARE IMPROVING A BIT, BUT NOT CHANGING DRAMATICALLY
PRODUCTION IN GROSS TERMS IN LIBYA WILL INCREASE BY 12,000 BPD IN COMING MONTHS
WE RELY ON INCREASED SECURITY IN LIBYA, WE ARE RAISING PRODUCTION, SEEKING FUTURE PROJECTS
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