CNPC reports profit of $12.7 billion for full-year 2015 China’s largest oil and gas producer, China National Petroleum Corp. (CNPC), reported its full-year 2015 profit, showing a 52% decline year-over-year. The company reported $12.7 billion in total profit for the year, reports Shanghai Daily, and revenues of $308 billion, down 26% from 2014. The company produced 260 million metric tons
Maintaining employment strains Chinese oil and gas firms’ shrinking profits Many international oil and gas companies have responded to the steep drop in prices since November 2014 by cutting expenditures. Companies have achieved better financial metrics by increasing efficiencies in their operations, and, in many cases, by reducing their workforce. Layoffs have been an unfortunate side effect of the price
Forbes reports nearly 74,000 oil workers have been laid off since spot prices plummeted in Q4’14, with 58,624 (or nearly 80%) of the workers coming from the oil service side. Major companies like Schlumberger, Baker Hughes, Pemex, Weatherford and Halliburton have each extended the disheartening news to more than 6,000 employees. Forbes opened up its comment section for its readers
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