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Eni’s Strategic Plan 2025–2028 accelerates the company’s transition and transformation by focusing on businesses where it has distinctive competitive strengths. The financial strategy is based on disciplined and flexible investments, supported by robust and integrated business models. New growth opportunities include the business combination in Indonesia-Malaysia and the creation of a new CCUS satellite in 2025. The energy offering is increasing alongside emission reductions, and a potentially new strategic business area is emerging through a distinctive approach to data centres powered by blue power - low-carbon electricity generated from natural gas plants integrated with advanced CO2 capture and storage technologies.
In addition, we expect net capex of €7Bln a year over the Plan, in line with last year. Alongside the growing value of the Company a competitive shareholder return is intrinsic to the Eni proposition. Eni proposes a dividend of €1.05/share, up 5% and a share buyback initially set at €1.5 Bln with upside up to €3.5 Bln.
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Eni continues to deliver outstanding results in a constantly evolving context, confirming our established execution capabilities, ability to manage emerging challenges, and seize future opportunities.
Claudio Descalzi
Chief Executive Officer of Eni
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