Abu Dhabi National Oil Company

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company's Ruwais refinery was shut down due to a drone strike, impacting its refining capacity and downstream operations. This incident follows previous reductions in operations at its Abu Dhabi National Oil Company===Ruwais refinery 1 (East) due to regional conflict.

ADNOC has suspended crude loading at United Arab Emirates===Fujairah and implemented widespread production shut-ins due to the conflict and the effective closure of the Strait of Hormuz. It also operates the Shah gas field, which has suspended operations after an attack.

ADNOC, the state-owned oil company of the United Arab Emirates, has been forced to implement extensive production shut-ins, cutting its daily oil output by more than half. It has also suspended oil loading operations at the port of United Arab Emirates===Fujairah due to drone attacks, severely affecting its operations and export capabilities.

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is actively managing offshore output levels and using export capacity that bypasses the Strait of Hormuz to ensure supply continuity. This is a precautionary measure due to regional tensions and the blocking of the Strait of Hormuz, which negatively impacts its operational flexibility and potentially its revenue.

Abu Dhabi National Oil Company is in advanced talks to acquire Shell plc's retail fuel stations in South Africa for about $1 billion. This acquisition would give Abu Dhabi National Oil Company approximately 10% of South Africa's fuel retail market, aligning with its strategy to expand its global footprint and meet rising energy demand.