The Statoil group’s net income in 2001 came to NOK 17.2 billion, an increase of NOK 1.1 billion from 2000.
Income before financial items, tax and minority interests totalled 56.2 billion in 2001 as against NOK 60 billion the year before.
Total revenues were NOK 236.3 billion, an increase of almost NOK 6 billion from 2000.
The return on capital employed was 19.9 per cent, as against 18.7 per cent in 2000.
Net income per ordinary share was NOK 8.31 in 2001 as against NOK 8.18 the year before. Adjusted for special items, the return on capital employed came to 17.6 per cent, while net income per ordinary share was NOK 7.32.
The board is satisfied with these results which show that the group is on the right track in relation to the targets set for 2004.
Published 2002-04-05, 00:00 CET | Updated 2008-06-03, 15:19 CET
