The Abu Dhabi National Oil Company (ADNOC) is positioned to drive value for the UAE and will continue to invest responsibly to deliver on its 2030 smart growth strategy during this complex and challenging period
Following the UAE leadership’s wise guidance, ADNOC will remain focused on its core pillars of efficiency, profitability, performance and people, reinforce its In-Country Value (ICV) programme to stimulate economic growth, generate more commercial opportunities for the private sector, and create skilled jobs for UAE nationals.
Sultan Ahmed Al Jaber, UAE minister of State and ADNOC Group CEO, said, “As we navigate this challenging period, nothing is more important than the health and safety of our people, as well as the integrity of our assets. As the result of our transformation over the past four years, ADNOC is far stronger, more resilient and better positioned to respond to current market dynamics, including reduced demand and low oil prices.
“Our strong balance sheet and our globally competitive cost per barrel, which we are constantly optimising, ensures we can continue to enable sustainable development for the national economy.
“Building on this solid foundation, we will continue to invest responsibly and smartly through the downturn with a firm focus on people, performance, profitability, and efficiency, which have always been part of our DNA. In parallel, we will double down on in-country value creation, as well as identify win-win solutions with partners, contractors and suppliers.”
ADNOC’s ICV programme is integral to its commitment to driving progress and development in the UAE. To date, the programme has driven more than US$12bn back into the UAE economy and created more than 1,500 private-sector jobs for UAE nationals since it was launched in 2018.
ADNOC will continue to deliver on its 2030 smart growth strategy, including its value maximisation initiatives, as it drives profitability and sustainable returns for the UAE. ADNOC’s strategic objective is to be among the lowest-cost producers and lowest-carbon emitters as part of its 2030 strategy.
