Key indicators for 2021
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645hydrocarbon reserves (2P), million tons of oil equivalent
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21.7volume of oil and gas condensate production, million tons
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74.6volume of transportation, million tons
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18.9refining volume, million tons
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1609EBITDA, billion tenge
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669free cash flow, billion tenge
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414capital expenditures on an accrual basis, billion tenge
KMG produces 25% of oil and condensate and 15% of gas in Kazakhstan. Production is carried out by 9 operating assets of KMG, as well as 3 megaprojects, where Chevron Corp, Exxon Mobil Corp, Royal Dutch Shell PLC, Eni SpA, TOTAL SA, Inpex Corp, CNPC, and LUKOIL act as partners.
The total volume of oil and gas condensate production in 2021 was 21.6 million tons or 444 thousand barrels per day. The shares of operating and mega-projects for production amounted to 64% (14 million tons) and 36% (7.7 million tons), respectively.
Until 2031, KMG plans to ensure a total oil production of 240 million tons
KMG controls four of the largest oil refineries in Kazakhstan and two in Romania. In 2021, the total processing volume was 18.9 million tons. KMG’s goal is to increase the depth of oil refining at Kazakh refineries up to 89% by 2031.
The two oil transportation modes at KMG are trunk pipelines and the marine fleet. In 2021, the consolidated volume of oil transportation through trunk pipelines to KMG was 64,710 thousand tons. The total volume of sea transportation of oil in 2021 was 9,855 thousand tons.
KMG is actively working to create a domestic petrochemical industry which is a new stage in the development of the national company. In 2022, the KPI plant for the production of polypropylene is launched. Also, together with international oil and gas companies, KMG is starting to implement projects for the production of butadiene and polyethylene.
KMG coordinates service areas by maintaining the current level of production, developing new projects, and increasing competitiveness, and also takes into account its leading role in maintaining social stability in the regions of presence. The service activity of KMG is provided by 11 main companies
To replenish reserves, KMG is working on 14 exploration projects (6 onshore and 8 offshore) and is carrying out additional exploration at producing assets.
According to the audit of the international independent consulting company DeGolyer & MacNaughton, prepared in accordance with international PRMS standards, KMG's proved plus probable hydrocarbon reserves (2P) as of December 31, 2021 was 645 mmtoe (4,983 million boe).
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Kurmangazy project Participants: • JSC MNC KazMunayTeniz – 50% share in the PSA; • RN-Exploration LLC (a wholly-owned subsidiary of Rosneft) – 50% share in the PSA. The project operator is Kurmangazy Petroleum LLP, a wholly-owned subsidiary of JSC NC KazMunayGas. The project funding is provided by JSC NC KazMunayGas and RN-Exploration LLC on a parity basis – 50% of costs each. |
Mangystau region |
Tsentralnaya project Participants: • JSC NC KazMunayGas – 50%; • TsentrCaspneftegaz LLC (a 50/50 joint venture of PJSC LUKOIL and PJSC Gazprom) – 50%. The operator and subsoil user is Central Oil and Gas Company LLC incorporated in the Russian Federation. During the period of exploration, the funding is provided by TsentrCaspneftegaz LLC covering 100% of project costs based on carry-financing. |
Mangystau region |
Khvalysnkoye project In 2005, JSC NC KazMunayGas and PJSC LUKOIL established a 50/50 joint venture, Caspian Oil and Gas Company, which will be the authorized subsoil user under the Khvalynskoye project once the Production Sharing Agreement is executed. The project funding is provided by JSC NC KazMunayGas and PJSC LUKOIL in the form of loans at interest on a parity basis. |
Mangystau region |
Turgai project Participants: • JSC NC KazMunayGas – 100%. Currently, the Turgai project is implemented by KMG at its own expense. |
Kyzylorda region |
Bekturly Vostochny project Participants: • JSC NC KazMunayGas – 50% of subsoil use rights; • Kokel Munay LLP – 50% of subsoil use rights. The project operator is Beсturly Energy Operating LLP. During the period of exploration, the funding is provided by Kokel Munay LLP covering 100% of project costs based on carry-financing. |
Mangystau region |
Abay project Participants: • JSC NC KazMunayGas – 50% of subsoil use rights; • Eni Isatay B.V. – 50% of subsoil use rights. The project operator is Isatay Operating Company LLP. During the period stretching from the commencement of exploration until approval of the field development project, the funding is provided by Eni Isatay B.V. covering 100% of project costs based on carry-financing. |
Atyrau region |
Isatay Project Participants: • JSC NC KazMunayGas – 50% of subsoil use rights; • Eni Isatay B.V. – 50% of subsoil use rights. The project operator is Isatay Operating Company LLP. During the period of exploration, Eni Isatay B.V. covers 100% of project costs on the carry-financing basis. |
Atyrau region |
Zhenis Project Participants: • JSC NC KazMunayGas – 50% of subsoil use rights; • LUKOIL Kazakhstan Upstream LLP 50% of subsoil use rights. The project operator is Zhenis Operating LLP. During the period of exploration, LUKOIL Kazakhstan Upstream LLP covers 100% of project costs on the carry-financing basis. |
Mangystau region |
Al Farabi Project The subsoil user under the contract is Al-Farabi Operating LLP with the participation of: • JSC NC KazMunayGas – 50.01% • PJSC LUKOIL – 49.99% Funding for the exploration period until the approval of the field development project is provided by PJSC LUKOIL in the amount of 100% of the project costs on the principle of carry-financing and by Eni Isatay B.V. |
Mangystau region |