摘要
CNOOC Ltd., of which China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) is the parent company, posted the first-half profit that exceeded analysts' estimates after oil prices rebounded and the nation's economic recovery spurred the demand for fuels.
CNOOC Ltd., of which China National Offshore Oil Corporation （CNOOC） is the parent company, posted the first-half profit that exceeded analysts＇ estimates after oil prices rebounded and the nation＇s economic recovery spurred the demand for fuels. The net income of the country＇s biggest offshore energy explorer fell 55 percent to 12.4 billion yuan from 27.5 billion yuan, a year earlier, according to a statement released by the offshore giant on August 26. That＇s higher than a median estimate of 11.5 billion yuan in a Bloomberg News survey of seven analysts. The sales dropped 42 percent to 40.6 billion yuan.
