Factsheet

Latest update: November 2013

OMV Aktiengesellschaft

The Company
OMV, headquartered in Vienna, is Austrias largest listed industrial company. The company was founded in Austria in 1956 and is now active in around 30 countries worldwide. The international and integrated oil and gas company with around 29,000 employees focuses on profitable growth in its three business areas of Exploration & Production (E&P), Gas & Power (G&P) and Refining & Marketing including petrochemicals (R&M). OMV runs a network of approximately 4,350 filling stations under the brand names OMV, Avanti, Petrom and Petrol Ofisi and operates four refineries. Focused and more integrated growth The companys future lies in a simplified and more focused portfolio with more integrated growth. This means growth in upstream business, or the exploration and production of oil.

Company history
1956: Founding of sterreichischen Minerallverwaltung AG (MV) 1968: First natural gas supply contract with the then USSR 1985: First international E&P operations in Libya 1987: Acquisition of the Burghausen refinery and first step towards privatization 1989: Second privatization step 1990: Acquisition of CHEMIE LINZ Group; the first MV filling station opens 1991-1993: Start of the international filling station retail business with the first MV filling stations in Hungary, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Germany, Italy, Slovenia and Croatia 1994: Acquisition of 19.6% of MVs share capital by IPIC/Abu Dhabi (increased to 24.9% in 2011)
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Secure Europes energy supply

OMV focuses on its strengths and is present in the regions that will play a key role in ensuring Europes energy supply: the Middle East and the Caspian Region, where more than 50% of global oil and gas reserves are stored. Turkey will play an important role as a strategic link to these regions rich in raw materials. By investing in Turkey, OMV has created the basis for a secure and sustainable supply of oil and gas to Austria and Europe.

1995: MV becomes OMV 1997: The first OMV CNG (compressed

Growth of the upstream portfolio

+ Caspian Region + Middle East + Africa

natural gas) filling station opens in Austria 1998: Acquisition of 25% stake in Borealis 2003: Acquisition of the international E&P portfolio of Preussag Energie; expansion of filling station network 2004: Acquisition of a 51% stake in Romanian oil and gas group, Petrom 2005: OMV and IPIC acquire 100% of Borealis 2006: Acquisition of a 34% stake in the Turkish oil and gas group,

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Integrated gas business

+ Central and Southeastern Europe + Turkey

Restructured downstream oil business

+ Central and Southeastern Europe + Turkey

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current activities

Petrol Ofisi, from Dogan Holding 2007: Entry into the power business 2009: Start of production on the Maari oil field (New Zealand) 2010: Increase of the stake in Petrol Ofisi from 41.58% to 95.75% (increased to 97% in 2011) 2011: Purchase of E&P assets from Pio-

Shareholder structure
43.3% free float 31.5% IAG 24.9% IPIC 0.3% treasury shares

Company key figures 2012

Sales: EBIT: Net income attributable to stockholders: Cash flow from operating activities: EUR 42,649 mn EUR 3,104 mn EUR 1,790 mn EUR 3,813 mn

neer in Tunisia and Petronas in Pakistan 2012: OMV Petrom potential and significant gas discovery offshore Romania 2013: E&P stakes in Gudrun, Gullfaks (both Norway) and Schiehallion, Rosebank (both UK) are focus of the biggest acquisition in OMV history

Moving more. Moving the future.