Eni's profile

Eni is a state holding company established by the Italian government on February 10, 1953 to ensure domestic oil and natural gas supply. Its predecessor was Agip, the Italian Petroleum Corporation, established in 1926. In 1995, the company's total assets were US$60.846 billion, operating income was US$36.7 billion, and net income was US$2.73 billion. In 1995, it had oil reserves of 329 million tons and natural gas reserves of 306 billion cubic meters; oil production was 30.6 million tons and natural gas production. It has an area of ??21.9 billion cubic meters, with 86,000 employees and about 1,000 people in the headquarters. The company has established 6 functional management departments, namely Personnel and Organization Department, Finance Department, International Affairs Department, Legal Department, General Office and Planning and Control Department. The company has 13 professional companies, which are responsible for oil and gas production, sales, supply, engineering construction and other businesses, and implement independent operations. The company's chairman is Giuseppe Recchi and its CEO is Paolo Scaroni.

Business scope

It mainly focuses on oil and gas exploration and development, oil refining, and petrochemical industry, and also engages in machinery, metallurgy, engineering construction, finance and other businesses.

Operation area

Eni Group’s business activities cover more than 20 countries around the world, and various businesses are carried out by various professional companies.

Headquarters address

Piazzale Enrico Mattei, n.1 00144 Rome, Italy