Global Top 20 International Integrated Companies – Financial and Operational Fundamental Analysis and Benchmarking - 2010

Global Top 20 International Integrated Companies: Financial & Operational Fundamental Analysis and Benchmarking 2010 is an energy benchmarking report from GlobalData, that offers comprehensive information on the operational and financial performance of global top 20 international integrated companies. The report benchmarks and analyzes global top 20 international integrated companies on various operational and financial parameters. The report is an essential source for key operational data, analysis and strategic insights into companies. It provides detailed information on the key operational and financial parameters for the last five years. It also highlights the top ranked company on various operational and financial parameters such as proved oil and gas reserves, production, capital expenditures, F&D costs, acreage, performance metrics, results of oil and gas operations and valuation metrics.

Proved oil and gas reserves of the global top 20 international integrated companies increased in 2009, up from 131.7 billion barrels of oil equivalent (boe) in 2008 to 133.9 billion boe in 2009. Exxon Mobil Corporation had the highest oil and gas proved reserves of 22,985.5 MMboe among the global top 20 international integrated companies. Decreased exploration and drilling activities along with a significant fall in unproved property acquisition costs led to fall in total costs incurred by the global top 20 international integrated companies to $ 174.0 billion in 2009, down by 12.1% from the previous year. Total acquisition spending decreased by 4.7% in 2009, down from $ 34.5 billion in 2008 to $ 32.9 billion in 2009, mainly due to the fall in unproved property acquisition costs.

July, 2010

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