Registration Document 2005 - Total.com
Registration Document 2005 - Total.com
Registration Document 2005 - Total.com
Create successful ePaper yourself
Turn your PDF publications into a flip-book with our unique Google optimized e-Paper software.
2<br />
Business overview<br />
Investments<br />
Investments<br />
Main investments for the past three fiscal years<br />
(in millions of euros) <strong>2005</strong><br />
IFRS<br />
56 TOTAL - <strong>Registration</strong> <strong>Document</strong> <strong>2005</strong><br />
2004<br />
IFRS<br />
2004<br />
French GAAP<br />
2003<br />
French GAAP<br />
Upstream 8,111 6,202 6,170 5,302<br />
Downstream 1,779 1,675 1,516 1,235<br />
Chemicals 1,115 949 905 1,115<br />
Corporate 190 78 77 76<br />
<strong>Total</strong> 11,195 8,904 8,668 7,728<br />
The largest part of TOTAL’s capital expenditures are made up of<br />
additions to intangible assets and property, plant and equipment.<br />
In the Upstream segment, capital expenditures are principally<br />
development costs for the construction of new hydrocarbon<br />
production facilities, exploration expenditures and acquisitions of<br />
new permits. In <strong>2005</strong>, development expenditures mainly included<br />
the following projects : Kashagan in Kazakhstan, Ekofisk and<br />
Snohvit in Norway, Dalia, Rosa and BBLT in Angola, Tunu/Tambora<br />
in Indonesia, Dolphin in Qatar, Forvie in the UK, and Akpo and<br />
Bonga in Nigeria. In <strong>2005</strong>, 1.4 B$ were dedicated to the acquisition<br />
of Deer Creek Energy Ltd in Canada.<br />
In the Downstream segment, capital expenditures are split between<br />
refining and marketing activities (mainly retail network). Refining<br />
investments (about 1 B€ in <strong>2005</strong> vs. 0.7 B€ in 2004) are dedicated<br />
both to maintenance activities of the plants (including turnarounds<br />
for about 0.3 B€ in <strong>2005</strong>) and to projects designed to increase<br />
light products production, to add desulphurization capacities, to<br />
adapt the system to new specifications and to improve plants’<br />
energy efficiency. In particular, the ongoing construction of the DHC<br />
(Distillate Hydrocraker) unit at the Normandy refinery accounted for<br />
about 0.2 B€ in <strong>2005</strong>.<br />
In the Chemicals segment, <strong>2005</strong> capital expenditures were split<br />
between Base Chemicals for about 40%, Specialties for about<br />
30% and Arkema for about 30%.<br />
Main investments in progress<br />
For 2006, TOTAL has announced an investment budget of 13.5 B$<br />
(excluding acquisitions), 75% dedicated to the Upstream.<br />
Upstream capital expenditures should reach 10 B$ in 2006.<br />
They should be mainly dedicated to large development projects<br />
including : Kashagan in Kazakhstan, Yemen LNG, Ekofisk and<br />
Snohvit in Norway, Dalia and Rosa in Angola, Akpo in Nigeria,<br />
Tunu/Tambora in Indonesia, Dolphin in Qatar, Tahiti in the US and<br />
Moho-Bilondo in Congo. Moreover, 1 B$ should be dedicated to<br />
exploration.<br />
In the Downstream segment, capital expenditures should allow for<br />
the development of projects designed to increase diesel production<br />
capacities and to process more high-sulphur crudes.<br />
TOTAL self-finances most of its capital expenditures from cash flow<br />
from operating activities (see note 26 to the consolidated financial<br />
statements on page 209) to which may be added borrowings<br />
depending on market conditions (see note 20 to the consolidated<br />
financial statements on page 200). However, capital expenditures<br />
for which joint-<strong>com</strong>panies are established between TOTAL and<br />
external partners may lead to specific project financing.<br />
Main contemplated investments<br />
For the 2007-2010 period, TOTAL expects its annual capital<br />
expenditures budget to be <strong>com</strong>parable with 2006, on average, as<br />
far as the global amount and the breakdown between segments<br />
are concerned.