ENEOS Group businesses and easy-to-understand accounting knowledge that is unique to the industry for individual investors
About the ENEOS Group
The ENEOS Group is one of the largest handlers of energy and materials essential to people's lives in Japan.
We are taking on the challenge of achieving both a stable supply of energy and materials and the realization of a carbon-neutral society.
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Easily understanding the ENEOS Group using numbers and other data
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Growth trajectory and history of the ENEOS Group while tracking changes in the social environment related to petroleum
Businesses that support "Today’s Normal"
- Petroleum Products
We are taking on the challenge of achieving both a stable supply of energy and materials and the realization of a carbon-neutral society.
- Oil & Natural Gas E&P
We will continue taking on the challenge of achieving a stable supply of oil and natural gas and realizing a sustainable society.
- High Performance Materials
We contribute to the development of society, people's lives, and a vibrant future through creativity and innovation in materials.
- Electricity
We will continue to take on the challenge of creating a bright and positive future by providing various energy services that meet the needs of customers and society.
- Renewable Energy
We contribute to the realization of a decarbonized society through the development and operation of renewable energy power plants.
Innovations leading the way to "Tomorrow’s Normal"
Videos of business presentations for analysts
Sustainability
Toward halving CO2 emissions per unit of energy supply (carbon intensity) by FY2040
SustainabilityPerformance/Keywords
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Financial results and materials and videos of presentations for analysts
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Graphs of performance and financial information changes
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For further information
Key terms for understanding financial statements
Keywords and accounting information unique to the ENEOS Group and the industry
Segments
Under what categories does the ENEOS manage performance?
Net income and net operating profit excluding inventory valuation effects
What are inventory valuation effects?
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・Continually pay stable dividends set at a minimum of 22 yen per share
・On average over a three-year period, 50% or more of net income, excluding the impact of inventory valuation effects, is returned through dividends and share buybacks -
・General meeting of shareholders regularly held every year in June
・Able to vote over the internet, and archival videos are uploaded online -
Information about other stock procedures