石油圈ADNOC與KKR、BlackRock簽署40億美元管道基礎設施協議 中國石化新聞網訊 據路透社2月24日開羅報道,阿布扎比國家石油公司(ADNOC)周日表示，該公司已與美國投資公司KKRand 、BlackRock簽署了一項40億美元的中游管道基礎設施協議。 自2017年以來，ADNOC一直通過戰略伙伴關系進行擴張。上個月，該公司從意大利埃尼集團(Eni)和奧地利OMV公司(OMV)獲得58億美元的投資，獲得其煉油業務的部分股權，以建立由這三家合作伙伴擁有的新的交易業務。 ADNOC在一份聲明中稱，一家名為ADNOC輸油管道的新實體將租賃該公司在18條管道上的權益，在ADNOC上游特許區運輸原油和凝析油23年。 這18條管道總長度超過750公里，日產能1300萬桶。 KKR和BlackRock管理的基金將組成一個財團，持有該公司40%的股份，ADNOC持有其余股份。ADNOC將擁有對管道的主權和對管道運營的管理。 該交易預計將于2019年第三季度完成，將為ADNOC帶來約40億美元的預付款。 聲明援引ADNOC集團首席執行官 Sultan al-Jaber的話稱，這筆交易驗證了ADNOC的做法，即“在保留對資產組合的所有權和運營控制權的同時，從其資產組合中釋放價值”。 聲明稱，BlackRock通過其全球能源與電力基礎設施基金系列進行投資，KKR則通過其第三只全球基礎設施投資者基金進行投資。 BlackRock首席執行官Laurence Fink表示：“我們相信，ADNOC、BlackRock和KKR今日達成協議后，將有更多此類合作伙伴投資于該地區未來的成長?！?KKR聯席首席執行長Henry Kravis說，這是KKR在該地區的首筆直接投資，并表示還有很大的潛力。 自2016年al-Jaber被任命以來，ADNOC發生了重大變化，開始私有化、石油交易，并擴大了與戰略投資者的合作關系。 ADNOC每天生產約300萬桶石油和105億立方英尺的天然氣。 孔麗煒 摘譯自路透社 原文如下： UAE’s ADNOC seals $4bln pipeline infrastructure deal with KKR, BlackRock Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) has sealed a $4 billion midstream pipeline infrastructure deal with U.S. investment firms KKRand BlackRock, the government-owned company said on Sunday. ADNOC has been expanding through strategic partnerships since 2017. Last month it won a combined $5.8 billion investment from Italy’s Eni and Austria’s OMV for a stake in its refining business to establish a new trading operation owned by the three partners. A new entity called ADNOC Oil Pipelines will lease the oil company’s interest in 18 pipelines, transporting crude oil and condensates across ADNOC’s upstream concessions for a 23-year period, ADNOC said in a statement. The 18 pipelines have a total length of over 750 km and capacity of 13 million barrels per day. Funds managed by KKR and BlackRock will form a consortium to hold a 40 percent stake in the entity, with ADNOC owning the rest. ADNOC will have sovereignty over the pipelines and management of pipeline operations. The deal, expected to close in the third quarter of 2019, will result in upfront proceeds of some $4 billion to ADNOC. The statement cited Sultan al-Jaber, ADNOC group CEO, as saying the deal validated ADNOC’s approach of “unlocking value from its portfolio of assets while retaining control over their ownership and operation”. BlackRock is investing through its Global Energy & Power Infrastructure Fund series while KKR’s investment is through its third Global Infrastructure Investors Fund, the statement said. “We believe that today’s agreement among ADNOC, BlackRock and KKR will be followed by many more such partnerships to invest in the future growth of the region,” said BlackRock CEO Laurence Fink. This is KKR’s first direct investment in the region, co-CEO Henry Kravis said, adding that there is substantial potential for more. ADNOC has undergone major changes since al-Jaber’s appointment in 2016, embarking on privatisation, oil trading and expanded partnerships with strategic investors.
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