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ExxonMobil in Africa Energy for growth
Energy for growth
Africa is immensely gifted: rich in talent and
human resources, wide ranging in its beauty
and diversity, and abundant in natural resources.
These inherent strengths are unique, and tak-
en together they offer Africa the chance to build
a better future.
Sustained economic growth is strongly believes in its future. We the sale of end products to
at the heart of this path and cap- want to continue our partnership industry and consumers.
turing the full benefit of Africa’s with Africa to help supply the
resources is both a tremendous energy needed for future growth With our oil and gas production
challenge and a major opportu- and development. Our commit- output expected to triple in the
nity. ment is reflected in our business next three years and many other
presence, with operations in projects to follow, we will con-
ExxonMobil has been present in most African countries, whether tinue to invest significantly in
Africa for over 100 years and in exploration and production or Africa.
ExxonMobil
• Has been active in Africa for more than 100 years
• Is present in most African nations
• Has a network of almost 2,000 service stations
• Employs more than 5,000 people directly, and over
50,000 indirectly
• Produces oil both on land and offshore with output
of one million barrels of oil per day - output is
expected to triple by 2005
• Generates US $1.5 billion in taxes on retail sales
per year
Safety and health:
our primary concern
We are working constantly to fighting the causes of malaria, every operation in the compa-
drive injuries, illnesses and and distribute insecticide-treat- ny. But without management
operational incidents to zero. ed bed nets to those most vul- and employee commitment
nerable. every day, we wouldn’t be able
In Africa we are coming ever to achieve our aim that
closer to achieving this goal, Everything we do is done with “Nobody Gets Hurt.”
despite the problems faced by safety in mind. Our main tool
the naturally challenging envi- for achieving leading levels of We don’t stop, however, with
ronment. We are investing in performance is our Operations our own personnel. ExxonMobil
solutions to these problems on Integrity Management System, expects our contractors to
different levels. For example, which provides a framework adhere to the same standards
we contribute to basic research and gives specific guidance for we set for ourselves.
2
Explorationdeeply
androoted
production:
dedication
As with any speculative venture, the quality of the in-
vestment opportunity is a function of the “risk/reward”
equation. Today, ExxonMobil believes that the balance is
firmly tipped in favor of Africa.
ExxonMobil is one of the largest Over the last five years, Africa
oil producers in Africa, currently has represented 25% of
concentrating production in five ExxonMobil resource additions
nations. Today, ExxonMobil par- worldwide, making it the single
ticipates in production of about largest region of reserve addi-
one million barrels per day tions for the company. We are Older fields, new oil
(gross) in Nigeria, Equatorial also stepping up production,
Guinea, Angola and Cameroon. and by 2005 expect to increase For many years Nigeria’s Ubit field production
Production in Chad is expected daily production by two million was limited to 30,000 barrels of oil per day.
to start in 2003. We also have barrels to just above three million Then in the mid 1990s, an ExxonMobil 3-D sur-
made discoveries in the (gross). vey unlocked the field’s true potential.
Republic of Congo. Production was raised to 130,000 barrels per
Major new production fields will day with estimated proven reserves almost
We are currently participating in come online between 2003 and doubling to one billion oil-equivalent barrels.
oil and gas development pro- 2006 including Chad (Doba ExxonMobil has also launched the East Area
jects with an estimated total cost block), Equatorial Guinea (Zafiro), Additional Oil Recovery Project that will reinject
of US $30 billion. Angola (Xikomba, Kizomba A, gas to greatly improve oil recovery from several
Kizomba B, Dalia) and Nigeria older fields and eliminate routine gas flaring.
(Bonga, Erha and Yoho).
Marketing and sales:
a network across the continent
ExxonMobil is one of the leading fuel and lubricants re-
tailers in Africa. Its average 20% market share makes it
one of the established players in most markets where it
is present.
Today, ExxonMobil sells fuel in in almost every country. Mobil 1
over 30 African nations through – the world’s leading synthetic
a network of almost 2,000 Esso- motor oil - is our flagship brand,
or Mobil-branded service sta- and will become the brand focus
tions. Across the continent, our for all premium lube bay invest-
full-service stations deliver about ments. ExxonMobil also has
19 million liters of fuel to over equity in 12 lubricant blending
one million customers each day. plants, and 60 distribution cen- On the Run
ters throughout Africa.
Our lubricants division is a mar- On the Run is a food court at retail stations that
ket leader in Africa supplying encourages “fast service and slow eating.”
hundreds of lubricants products ExxonMobil opened several pilot restaurants in
Mobil 1
under the two master brands, with SuperSynTM 1997 working together with Innscor of Zimbabwe.
Esso and Mobil, for passenger is available Since then, a full alliance has been created to set
vehicles, trucks and industries throughout Africa. up and run food courts all over Africa.
3Our presence in Africa:
Chad-Cameroon
The largest ExxonMobil - of the pipeline. The project
operated oil development has also led to the upgrad-
project in continental Africa ing of the rail system, con-
is being constructed in struction and improvement
Chad and Cameroon. The of 400 miles of road infra-
US $3.5 billion project un- structure and the installation
locking one billion barrels of
oil in Chad, has raised the
and repair of many new
bridges.
West Africa
hope for significant eco- Angola, Cameroon, Chad,
nomic growth in the country. Main
Equatorial Guinea, Ghana,
Presence
Ivory Coast, Nigeria, Senegal
The project team consulted
more than 250 international Angola, Cameroon, Chad,
aid, health care, human Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria,
rights and environmental Republic of Congo, Sâo Tomé
groups in the eight years
preceding development, Angola, Cameroon, Chad,
and tens of thousands of Equatorial Guinea, Nigeria
people expressed their
views in thousands of con- 6
sultation meetings.
680
Over 35,000 Chadian and
Cameroonian nationals have
been employed during the Sales
development of the oil
fields, and the construction
3500
www.exxonmobil.com/chad/chad_homepage.asp
Started Nigeria, 1907
Identifying the four main regions and the main
ExxonMobil activities in each of these regions.
Exploration Esso and / or Lubricants and specialties sales Aviation fuels and lubricants
Mobil branded
Oil and gas production service stations Chemical sales Marine fuels and lubricants
Lubes blending plant LPG sales Employees
4active in over 30 countries
North Africa
Main
Presence Egypt, Morocco, Tunisia
Algeria
4
830
Sales Proud to be
African.
ExxonMobil has
700 been part of Africa
for over 100 years.
Started Egypt, 1902 Operations started
in Egypt in 1902.
East Africa
Main Ethiopia, Kenya,
Presence Mauritius, Reunion
1
260
Sales
400 Back to the class room.
Considerable time and effort is devoted
Started Ethiopia, 1962 to providing training for our staff.
Zambia: Help us the understanding of how
Help treated bed nets can prevent
Southern Africa the spread of the disease.
Main
Mobil Oil Zambia has
Mozambique, South Africa, launched a program to The ExxonMobil Foundation
Presence
Zambia, Zimbabwe distribute insecticide-treated has pledged to give funds,
bed nets to pregnant moth- but the public will be able to
1 ers and children under five, help too. For every liter pur-
the group most vulnerable chased, a percentage of the
150 to malaria. income will be donated to
the cause.
The campaign not only aims
Sales to educate the population
on the causes and danger
of malaria, but also to raise
330
Started Malawi, 1950
5Chemicals
ExxonMobil Chemical in Africa bottles, household containers,
can supply a wide range of pipes and tires.
chemical products ranging from
polyethylene to synthetic rub- The Chemical division has sales
ber. These products provide the offices in Egypt, Kenya,
raw materials for thousands of Morocco and South Africa, but
consumer items like shopping our products are supplied
bags, greenhouse film, plastic throughout Africa.
Aviation fuels and lubricants
ExxonMobil Aviation started in with 60% market share. In addi- a new aviation fuels marketing
Tunisia in 1904 and has grown tion, we supply the international company, called Exelem Aviation
extensively since. We currently fuel requirements of a large (Pty) Ltd, to sell jet fuel in
supply 6.2 million barrels of jet number of African airlines Johannesburg, the largest airport
fuel per year, giving us an aver- through our network of over 700 in Africa. Exelem is a joint ven-
age market share of 25% at 57 airports worldwide. ture between ExxonMobil and
airports located in 27 African Exel, a South African black
countries. In aviation lubricants, Our most recent success in April empowered oil company.
ExxonMobil is a market leader 2003 has been the formation of
Marine fuels and lubricants
The Marine division of fuels and 100 years. With coverage in not only with the large shipping
lubricants is by its very nature a over 60 African ports, lines, but also with the local
global business, and it is one ExxonMobil is the undisputed fishing industries.
that ExxonMobil has been market leader with 40% market
closely involved with for over share. Our main customers are
Care on the road
Africa has some serious road aims to reduce fatalities and
accident statistics, with a accidents to zero. Our program
fatality rate ranging from 50 includes defensive driving
to 100 times higher than in courses for all drivers and full
Europe. vehicle compliance with the
corporation's world standards.
ExxonMobil has rolled out a
total road safety program that Drive safely.
Each driver (employee and contractor)
of an ExxonMobil vehicle must pass
the internationally renowned ‘Smith
Defensive Driving Course.’
6Responsible business
Contributing to Africa improve health care services and seek fairness and expect the
assist in combating malaria. highest ethical behavior. We will
While Africa brings her valued They also provide opportunities advocate the rule of law and be
resources to the table, so too to small businesses and build in full compliance with the law
does ExxonMobil strive to con- local capacity. And they support ourselves. ExxonMobil opposes
tribute. We want to help develop infrastructure projects such as corruption in any form. We are
prosperous, stable communities bridge construction, power gen- firmly committed to honest and
and believe that good corporate eration and fresh water projects. ethical behavior.
citizenship and best business
practices are among our most Our Commitment to
important exports. We also con- Responsible Business Practices
tribute through employment and
training, by generating revenue ExxonMobil is committed to run-
for governments and by deploy- ning a business that is responsi-
ing our technology and capital to ble as well as profitable. How we
unlock the rich oil basins. achieve results is as important
as the results themselves.
We strongly believe that corpo-
rations have an important role to
play in promoting respect for
human rights. ExxonMobil con-
demns human rights abuses.
We make it clear to all of our Lead in fuel
employees and contractors - as phase-out
well as military forces that pro-
vide security to our operations - The World Health Organization,
that human rights violations will the World Bank and the United
not be tolerated. Our Standards Nations Environment Program
of Business Conduct establish have made the phasing out of
ExxonMobil also has a long tra- our approach and are consistent lead in fuel a high priority.
dition of working with the com- with the spirit and intent of the
munities where we operate. We principles of the Universal ExxonMobil has played a pivo-
support numerous projects in Declaration of Human Rights tal role securing the Dakar
partnership with local govern- insofar as they apply to private Declaration, and agreement to
ments and aid organizations. companies. phase out leaded gasoline in
They help provide electricity and Sub-Saharan Africa by 2005.
water for villages, build schools, In all our business dealings, we
People: and their potential
Wherever we operate, employ- stations, which provide income Over the last 10 years many
ment and advancement at for more than 40,000 families. of our managers have been
ExxonMobil are based on a promoted from within Africa.
person’s ability to perform. The level of education of many For example, in our retail
Wages are fair and competitive, of our employees is impressive. operations two thirds of our
and we strive to attract and But regardless of the high level senior managers are now
retain superior performers. In of training they start out with, African, up from around half
Africa, we employ about 5,000 ExxonMobil’s objective is to five years ago. Our goal is to
people (97% of whom are provide continued growth and further increase these numbers
African) and another 8,900 con- development opportunities within the next 10 years.
tractors. This doesn’t include through training activities and
the personnel at our service programs.
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