Italian oil major Eni raised some 2025 growth projections and said it would buy back up to roughly $1.76 billion of shares over the year despite commodity and currency headwinds. Write to Rob Curran ...

Eni Lifts Cash-Flow Guidance, Confirms $1.8 Billion Buyback Despite Headwinds The company confirmed its planned shareholder returns for 2025 of a 5% dividend increase and a buyback program. Trump ...

Claudio Descalzi, the chief executive of Italian energy company Eni, said that if positive trends continue in the first half of ...

Italian energy group Eni may increase its share buyback programme later this year if positive trends in the first half ...

Eni closes the first half of the year with a net profit greater than 2.5 billion of euros, which results above the ...

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In the second quarter of 2025, Eni's exploration and production segment reported a proforma adjusted EBIT of 2.42 billion ...

Italy's oil giant Eni said Friday profits and revenue sank last quarter due to lower oil prices and a weak dollar.

Shares in Eni gained on Friday after the Italian energy giant announced a €1.5bn buyback plan and raised a number of full-year targets.

Eni Lifts Cash-Flow Guidance, Confirms $1.8 Billion Buyback Despite Headwinds Eni raised parts of its full-year guidance and said it would buy back up to 1.5 billion euros ($1.76 billion) of shares ...