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PETROCHINA
601857.SH
PetroChina Company Limited, together with its subsidiaries, engages in a range of petroleum related products, services, and activities in Mainland China and internationally. It operates through the Oil and Gas and New Energy, Refining Chemicals and New Materials, Sales, and Natural Gas Sales Segments. The Oil, Gas and New Energy Resource segment engages in the exploration, development, transportation, production, and marketing of crude oil and natural gas, as well as is involved in the new energy resource business. The Refining, Chemicals and New Materials segment refines crude oil and petroleum products; and produces and markets primary petrochemical products, derivative chemical products, and other chemical products; as well as engages in new materials business.
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05/12/2025 Update
B
Integrated Oil and GasIndustry
Industry Ranking1/5
Industry medianC
Industry averageC
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  • Profit ScoreB
    • ROE10.38%B
    • Profit Margin5.55%C
    • Gross Margin32.86%C
  • Growth ScoreD
    • Revenue YoY-4.65%D
    • Net Profit YoY-2.68%C
    • Total Assets YoY2.63%C
    • Net Assets YoY4.60%C
  • Cash ScoreC
    • Cash Flow Margin1801.34%B
    • OCF YoY-4.65%D
  • Operating ScoreA
    • Turnover1.01A
  • Debt ScoreB
    • Gearing Ratio38.38%B

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    PetroChina to Acquire Three Firms for 40 Billion Yuan Through Joint Ventures

    PetroChina to Acquire Three Firms for 40 Billion Yuan Through Joint Ventures

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    PetroChina newly established a holding joint venture to acquire gas storage facilities from its parent company

    PetroChina, through its wholly-owned subsidiary Taihu Investment, invested RMB 16.042 billion to establish three holding joint ventures and acquired all equity of the Xinjiang, Xiangguosi, and Liaohe gas storage facilities from its controlling shareholder, China National Petroleum Corporation, for a total price of RMB 40.016 billion. This acquisition will increase the working gas volume of the gas storage facilities by 10.97 billion cubic meters, enhance the natural gas sales peak-shaving capacity, and maximize the benefits of the industrial chain

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    PetroChina Expands Gas Storage Capacity with Strategic Acquisition

    PetroChina Company Limited has announced the acquisition of entire equity interests in several target companies, forming three new joint ventures to enhance its gas storage and peak-shaving capabilities. This move adds 10.97 billion cubic meters of working gas storage capacity, aiming to stabilize operations and improve the natural gas industrial chain. The latest analyst rating for PetroChina (HK:0857) is a Buy with a HK$10.00 price target.

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    Fitch: China's refining profit margins are expected to benefit from policies to curb vicious competition

    Fitch Ratings expects that China's "anti-involution" policy will provide moderate support to the financial performance of the refining industry, as new capacity restrictions and some capacity clearance are likely to stabilize profit margins. However, the overcapacity of downstream petrochemical producers will persist, putting pressure on profit margins. The government's new plan sets stricter capacity regulations for the refining industry, and refining capacity may remain flat or decline in the coming years. Fitch believes that the control of new capacity by the policy will help enhance market concentration and eliminate backward capacity, leading to a moderate recovery in refining profit margins

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    HLSH International: The weak demand for PETROCHINA is expected to continue until mid-next year

    Janet Kong, the International CEO of HLSH, stated that China's oil demand may remain sluggish at least until the middle of next year unless the government introduces new stimulus policies early next year. Government policies are the biggest variable affecting China's economic outlook, and the market is focused on whether there will be more stimulus measures. Increasing fuel export quotas for refineries may stimulate demand, and China's procurement for strategic oil reserves may also boost imports, but high inventory levels and the scale of procurement remain unclear

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