Simplification14 Mar 2026 07:25
Can someone provide a more detailed interpreatation of the effects on the impact on E. (Perhaps the increase in profit will end up as dividend?)
Before the Iran war, E produced 24,000 barrels of oil per day at $60 per barrel in NS. Today, production remains the same at 24,000 barrels per day, but the price has increased to $100 per barrel. In both periods the E pays 38% Energy Profits Levy (EPL),
Going forward, this means E earns about $10.4 million per week after the 38% EPL (before other costs and taxes). Before the war, at $60 per barrel, the company made about $6.25 million per week after the same levy, meaning weekly earnings have increased by roughly $4.2 million due to the higher oil price. Lst year E paid USD 15m in dividend. I think it will double this year.