Energy
OQ Group Achieves Record-Breaking Financial and Operational Results in 2022

Oman’s OQ Group today announced its full-year 2022 financial performance results, reporting the highest net profit in the Group’s history.
The record performance was driven by strong operational performance in the majority of the Group’s businesses and an advantageous market environment.
In 2022, the Global Integrated Energy Group recorded a consolidated revenue, adjusted EBITDA and net profit of US$39.126bn, US$6.179bn, and US$3.85bn, respectively.
The Group’s robust performance was higher than both the 2022 budget and 2021 actual performance. This was primarily driven by higher production volumes, favorable prices in both its upstream and downstream businesses and a strong performance from its trading arm.
“This year has been an exceptional year for OQ, witnessing the strongest financial and operational performance in its history, while at the same time anchoring OQ as an energy transition enabler in the Sultanate of Oman,” said Mulham Al Jarf, OQ Chairman.
In January,OQ commissioned itsOQ Liquified Petroleum Gas (OQ LPG) facility in Salalah.
OQ Exploration & Production (OQ E&P) also commissioned Bisat-C, the third crude oil processing plant in the Bisat oil field, helping to increase its production capacity to more than 55,000 barrels per day in 2022.
In line with Oman Vision 2040’s goals to attract foreign investments in the Sultanate of Oman, OQ continued pursuing opportunities across its streams, including petrochemicals and Hydrogen.
OQ Gas Network (OQ GN) effectively capitalised on the growing global LNG demand to deliver a record-breaking 39.4bn cubic meters of natural gas to customers.
OQ’s Board of Directors approved the Group’s decarbonization plan. Additionally, OQ was announced as Oman’s Renewable Energy champion,with OQ’s Alternative Energy pillar (OQ AE) entering into low-carbon, clean energy, and Hydrogen projectswith the potential to generate more than 30 GW of renewable energy in Oman.
Reflecting on OQ’s results, Talal Al Awfi, Group Chief Executive Officer said: “With an increased focus on building financial resilience, improving operations, optimizing cost, and establishing an operating model that drives accountability, we are more equipped than ever to face market challenges and be more resilient in the face of adverse conditions.”
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