In Gelsenkirchen: Why a US Billionaire Is Buying a Struggling BP Refinery
A US billionaire is purchasing a struggling BP refinery in Gelsenkirchen amidst rising oil prices and concerns about job security.
The "Izoton Sport" duo tackled a Portuguese swamp, racing to the finish almost without brakes
The Lithuanian team "Izoton Sport" achieved a preliminary ninth place in the SSV category at the BP Ultimate Rally-Raid in Portugal after a challenging second day on the course.
Supply Security: US Billionaire Controls German Refineries
US billionaire A. Gary Klesch is set to influence the German refinery market following BP's announcement that it will sell its Gelsenkirchen refinery to the Klesch Group.
BP to sell German oil refinery as part of $20bn cost-cutting plan
BP is divesting its German oil refinery in Gelsenkirchen to cut costs and streamline operations as part of a broader $20 billion asset sell-off.
Santander BP with high dividend. Close to 50 PLN per share
Santander Bank Polska has recommended distributing approximately 5.1 billion PLN for dividends, amounting to nearly 75% of its net profit for 2025.
Aker BP CEO proposed for Ørsted's board
Karl-Johny Hersvik, CEO of Aker BP, has been nominated as a board member for Danish wind power giant Ørsted.
PKO BP with record profits and sales. "We set the pace for the entire market"
PKO Bank Polski reported record net profits and growth in credit portfolios, highlighting its strong market position and potential future dividends.
The largest bank in Poland with record profits and sales. 'We set the pace for the entire market'
PKO BP, Poland's largest bank, reported record net profits for 2025, signaling robust growth and strategic advancements in the banking sector.
BP's new acquisition singled out ahead of cup drama: 'Makes them click'
BP's new player, Oliver Berg, is being praised ahead of an important cup match against Djurgården, crucial for Djurgården's quarterfinal hope.
BP’s new boss will earn at least £11.7m this year, more than double her predecessor
BP's new chief executive, Meg O’Neill, will earn at least £11.7 million this year, significantly surpassing the earnings of her predecessor, Murray Auchincloss.
Djurgården's Mikael Anderson left training ahead of crucial match
Djurgården's Mikael Anderson had to withdraw from training leading up to a decisive match against BP, which is crucial for advancing to the quarterfinals of the Swedish Cup.
Oil Makes Norway Unhappy, Claims Author - Yet it Is Still Drilled More and More
A team in Trondheim is leading an oil search in an exhausted gas field in the North Sea, facing skepticism but persisting with the drilling operation.
Major outage at PKO BP. Customers cannot access their accounts
PKO BP is experiencing a significant outage, preventing customers from accessing their accounts.
Erste CEO on Acquisition of Santander BP: For Us, It Is a Milestone
Erste Group's acquisition of Santander Bank Poland represents a significant milestone in its expansion strategy, aiming to enhance its market position within the region.
Eni returns to trading oil
Eni plans to re-enter the oil and gas trading market after seven years away, aiming to align with major competitors like BP and Shell.
Donald Trump announces he will go to Venezuela, without specifying when
Donald Trump has stated that he will visit Venezuela, though he has not given a specific date for the trip, coinciding with the U.S. allowing major oil companies to resume operations there.
Oil, Eni receives a license from Trump to explore in Venezuela. The Italian among the five majors
Eni, the Italian oil company, has received a license from the U.S. to explore oil in Venezuela, joining four other major companies in revitalizing the nation's oil sector.
Trump Lifts Sanctions on Venezuelan Oil and Allows Repsol and Other Energy Companies to Operate
The U.S. has lifted sanctions on Venezuelan oil, allowing companies like Repsol and BP to operate in the country.
Trump lifts oil sanctions on Venezuela and gives the green light to Repsol and other sector giants
Donald Trump has officially lifted sanctions on Venezuela's oil, allowing companies like Repsol, Chevron, BP, Eni, and Shell to resume operations in the country.
The weakness of barrel prices looms over oil companies at their peaks
European oil companies, including Total and BP, are reducing share buyback programs in response to falling oil prices, impacting shareholder returns.
Competing to be the largest: - Healthy competition
Vår Energi is poised to potentially surpass Aker BP in production by 2026, according to the companies' forecasts.
Did BNP Paribas BP profits satisfy investors? The shares are rising sharply
BNP Paribas Bank Polska reported record profits for 2025, leading to a significant rise in its stock price.
ING Bank Śląski Surpassed Santander BP. In Which Areas?
ING Bank Śląski reported strong financial results in 2025, surpassing Santander Bank Polska in various areas including loans and deposits.
BP: 32% Increase in Net Income for Q4 - Suspends Share Buyback
BP announced a 32% increase in net income for the fourth quarter but suspended its share buyback program due to declining oil prices.
Low oil prices and green write-offs eat up BP's profits
BP's profits dropped by 86% last year due to low oil prices and significant write-offs related to the green transition.
BP halts share buy-backs as annual profits slide
BP has suspended its share buy-back program following a significant drop in annual profits, preparing for a new strategic direction under incoming CEO Meg O'Neill.
BP seeks partner for one of the oldest oil fields in Iraq
BP is looking for a partner to help increase production and share costs at one of Iraq's oldest oil fields, according to Bloomberg News.
Mandelson sought Epstein’s help in hunt for lucrative roles at Glencore and BP
Peter Mandelson sought guidance from Jeffrey Epstein to secure high-paying positions at BP and Glencore following the Labour Party's 2010 electoral setback.
Local content: political slogan or tangible process? This is how banks see it
The article discusses the Polish government's priority of increasing local content in investments and features an interview with the vice president of PKO BP on the bank's perspective regarding financing the energy transition.
BP wins against the Treasury in court and gets recognized a tax refund of 123 million
BP's Spanish subsidiary successfully challenged the Treasury in court, receiving recognition for a tax refund of 123 million euros related to overpaid hydrocarbon taxes in 2017.
Shell, BP and other oil companies prepare to cut billions in shareholder payments
Europe's major oil companies are set to collectively reduce their shareholder payouts by 10% to 25% amid lower oil prices and the need to protect their financial health.
BP accused of ‘insidious’ influence on UK education through Science Museum links
Campaigners claim that BP exerts negative influence over STEM education in the UK through its financial support of the Science Museum's teacher training programs.
BP to take hit of up to $5bn on green energy as it refocuses on fossil fuels
BP anticipates up to $5 billion in writedowns on its green energy sector as it shifts focus back to fossil fuels under new leadership, although it claims this will not impact overall profits for the year.
Piotr Bujak, chief economist of PKO BP: An even healthier and more stable growth
Poland's surprising deep disinflation has brought inflation down to the National Bank's target of 2.5% YoY, leading to unexpected projections for wage growth and unit labor cost dynamics.
Meg O'Neill, the woman making history in the oil industry
Meg O'Neill is set to become the next CEO of BP, taking on the challenge of reversing the company's recent investments in renewable energy.