Gazprom-AR2014
Gazprom-AR2014
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Additional information<br />
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Implementation of Presidential and Governmental Directives<br />
and Instructions<br />
Implementation of the Investment Programme<br />
(Instruction No. ISh-P13-5361 of 18 September 2009 by I. I. Shuvalov, First Deputy Prime Minister<br />
of the Russian Government)<br />
As part of the 2014 Investment Programme approved by the Board of Directors of OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong>,<br />
the actual investment spending in 2014 totalled RUB 1,426.5 bn including capital investment<br />
of RUB 707.2 bn, long-term financial investment of RUB 174.3 bn, and acquisition of non-current<br />
assets for RUB 545.0 bn.<br />
In terms of capital construction, the Investment Programme focused on:<br />
— constructing facilities at the Bovanenkovskoye field and implementing the Comprehensive<br />
Programme for Upgrading and Technical Re-equipment of Gas Production Facilities for 2011–<br />
2015;<br />
— implementing gas transportation projects, including construction of the Bovanenkovo — Ukhta<br />
trunk pipelines; UGSS expansion to supply gas to the South Stream project, and implementing<br />
the Comprehensive Programme for Upgrading and Technical Re-equipment of Gas<br />
Transportation Facilities;<br />
— expanding the underground gas storage system in Russia.<br />
Long-term financial investment priorities in 2014 were mainly associated with OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong>’s<br />
involvement in the South Stream project, development of gas reserves outside Russia and power<br />
generation projects.<br />
The actual amount allocated for OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong>’s Investment Programme in 2014 came<br />
at RUB 805.4bn (including RUB 631.1bn of capital investment financing).<br />
Adoption of key management performance indicators<br />
(Instruction No. Pr-1474 of 5 July 2013 by V. V. Putin, President of the Russian Federation)<br />
By its resolution of 21 October 2014, OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong>’s Board of Directors approved a Regulation<br />
on Key Performance Indicators for OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong>.<br />
The document was drafted with due consideration of the Methodological Guidelines issued<br />
by the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and Federal Agency for State Property Management.<br />
Total Shareholder Return (TSR) and Return on Equity (ROE) were included in the KPIs to be<br />
used to assess the performance of OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong>’s management, providing incentives to members<br />
of the Board of Directors and making personnel-related decisions. Methodical guidelines<br />
were drafted to measure such KPIs.<br />
The KPI list meets the requirements set by government agencies to the number, structure and<br />
weight of KPIs.<br />
OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong>’s Board of Directors also resolved to approve management performance KPIs<br />
to be considered when making remuneration and personnel-related decisions (Resolution<br />
No. 2436 of 23 October 2014) and amending the Regulation on the Annual Bonus System for the<br />
Management of OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong> (Resolution No. 2437 of 23 October 2014).<br />
OAO <strong>Gazprom</strong> Annual Report 2014