bp
bp produces oil and gas, refines and trades them, and sells fuels, lubricants and convenience goods through retail sites and business customers, with smaller low carbon businesses.
Its petrol stations also trade as Aral, ARCO and Thorntons.
bp counts sites under acquired brands, plus TravelCenters of America, in its bp-branded network.
How big is bp?
Mostly fuels and products sold to customers.
- Customers & products79%$148.7B
- Gas & low carbon energy20%$38.5B
- Oil production & operations1%$1.7B
- Other businesses & corporate0%$0.4B
Own the barrel, trade the chain.
- 1Oil, gas, US shale
- 2Oil, gas, power trading
- 3Fuels at bp sites
Trading links production to customers and earns from price moves along the chain.
- BlackRock, Inc.7.37%
- Elliott Investment Management, L.P.5%
- Norges Bank3.99%
CEO: Meg O'Neill
- 1909Anglo-Persian Oil Company incorporated
- 1914Royal Navy supply deal; British government takes 51%
- 1951Iran nationalizes its oil industry
- 1987Fully privatized
- 1998Merges with Amoco
Every number on this page comes from bp's own reports.
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