CNOOC Supply Chain
Supply Chain of CNOOC (600938.SS) as of Oct 30, 2026.
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CNOOC Supply Chain
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CNOOC Stock analysis
What does CNOOC do? CNOOC Ltd generates revenue through its Exploration and Production segment, which focuses on conventional oil and gas, shale oil and gas, oil sands, and other unconventional oil and gas businesses. The Trading segment handles entrepot trade of crude oil in overseas areas, while the Corporate segment manages headquarters operations, asset management, research & development, and other corporate activities. The company operates primarily in China, Canada, the United Kingdom, Nigeria, and Brazil, selling crude oil and natural gas to global markets. Its products include crude oil, natural gas, and related energy commodities.
CNOOC Ltd's main customers are global energy markets and international buyers of crude oil and natural gas. The company's revenue streams come from the direct sales of oil and gas from its Exploration and Production segment, as well as from the Trading segment's entrepot trade activities. The Corporate segment supports these operations through management and research functions. The firm's primary market segments are energy producers and global commodity traders.
The company's business model relies on its integrated operations across exploration, production, and trading of oil and gas. It leverages its presence in multiple countries including China, Canada, the United Kingdom, Nigeria, and Brazil to source and distribute energy resources. CNOOC Ltd's products are sold to international markets, with the Trading segment facilitating crude oil trade in overseas regions, while the Exploration and Production segment delivers the physical energy commodities. CNOOC is one of the most popular companies on Eulerpool.
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