Mike Mozart
For BP and other oil and gas firms, last year was an overachievement as rising global oil prices increased revenues greatly.
The increase in revenue was sufficient to offset a $25.5 billion write-off made in the previous year following the company's announcement that it was ending its joint venture with Russian Rosneft and all Russian projects.
In light of such a prosperous year, BP declared it will increase its dividend by 10%, to $6 per share, and repurchase $2.75 billion worth of shares over the following three months.
source: bloomberg.com
The increase in revenue was sufficient to offset a $25.5 billion write-off made in the previous year following the company's announcement that it was ending its joint venture with Russian Rosneft and all Russian projects.
In light of such a prosperous year, BP declared it will increase its dividend by 10%, to $6 per share, and repurchase $2.75 billion worth of shares over the following three months.
source: bloomberg.com