Puma Energy, the global integrated midstream and downstream energy company has released its audited full year results for the period ended 31 December 2016, with record sales volumes increasing by around 16%.
Commenting on these results, Pierre Eladari, CEO, said that he was pleased to announce “another significant year for Puma”, in which the company had realised an overall growth of 12%. “I was also pleased to see the business model responding to a sustained period of organic growth across the business segments and regions with the completion of the integration of UK activities acquired in 2015, growth in the Americas driven by the retail segment and good operating performance in retail and aviation across all regions.”
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In US$ millions
2016
2015
Sales volumes (‘000 m3)
21,968
18,944
Throughput volumes (‘000 m3)
19,693
18,372
Gross profit
1,601
1,496
EBITDA
755
676
Capex
61
813
Cash flow from operating activities
838
735
Operational Highlights
Record sales volumes, increasing 16% to 22 million m3
Increase in gross profit (+7%) and EBITDA (+12%) across all segments and regions
Double digit cash flow from operations growth: +14% to US$838 million
Reduced capex to US$561 million, entirely financed through operating cash flow
Increasing diversification and using global scale and market position to drive sustainable cash flow growth
Finalised major construction projects and increased storage capacity to 7.9 million m3
Acquired 100th terminal in Belfast from BP
Expanded retail network to 2,519 (2015: 2,362) and opened 14 new airport facilities
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