Thursday, March 3, 2011

The 13 Oil Companies With The Most To Lose In The Mideast Crisis (HES, OXY, NXY, COP, APA)

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Continuing civil unrest in the Middle East has put oil producing countries like Libya at risk.

A new Citi report has identified Libya, Algeria, Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain as high-risk countries, where 1.4 mmbls/day are under threat. And there are quite a few big oil giants exposed to their production.

They include names like like Eni, BG, Apache, Hess, Total and Anadarko.

We have the whole list of who's exposed, but also who may have a lot to gain in terms of the oil price spike.

#13 ConocoPhillips (COP)

RISK: 3.4% production exposure to "high risk" countries

OPPORTUNITY: 12.08% earnings per share increase when oil rises by $10

Analysis provided by Citi. "High risk" countries include Libya, Algeria, Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain.



#12 BP (BP.L)

RISK: 5.2% production exposure to "high risk" countries

OPPORTUNITY: 11% earnings per share increase when oil rises by $10

Analysis provided by Citi. "High risk" countries include Libya, Algeria, Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain.



#11 Repsol (REP.MC)

RISK: 5.7% production exposure to "high risk" countries

OPPORTUNITY: 8.30% earnings per share increase when oil rises by $10

Analysis provided by Citi. "High risk" countries include Libya, Algeria, Egypt, Yemen and Bahrain.



View more at Business Insider

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