EOG Resources
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| EOG Resources INC. | |
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| Type | Public |
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| Founded | 1999[1] |
| Founder | Mark G. Papa |
| Headquarters | Houston, USA |
| Key people | Mark G. Papa,CEO; Edmund P. Segner, President; Loren M. Leiker, Executive VP; Gary L. Thomas, Executive VP; Barry Hunsaker, Senior VP Sandeep Bhakhri, CIO[2] |
| Products | Petrochemical products |
| Operating income | $3,620,000,000 (2005)[3] |
| Net income | $1,252,000,000 (2005)[3] |
| Employees | 1,400[4] |
| Divisions | Houston, Texas; Corpus Christi, Texas; Fort Worth, Texas; Tyler, Texas; Midland, Texas; Denver, Colorado; Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania; Oklahoma City, Oklahoma; Calgary, Canada; Port of Spain, Trinidad; London, England[5] |
| Website | http://www.eogresources.com |
EOG Resources NYSE: EOG is a Fortune 600 company based in Houston, Texas. This company is one of the largest independent oil and natural gas companies in the United States.
[edit] History
1999
- EOG Resources declares independance from Enron Corporation.
- They adopt the moniker Energy Opportunity Growth.
- Chairman and CEO Forrest E. Hoglund retires.
- Mark G. Papa is elected CEO, Edmund Segner is elected President.[6]
2000
- EOG opens ninth division office in Pittsburgh.
- EOG 2nd active driller in the US.
- EOG signs contract with the Natural Gas Company of Trinidad and Tobago Gas Limited that provides them with 60 Mmcf/d of natural gas for an ammonia plant.[6]
2001
- EOG's reserves total 4.229 trillion cubic feet.[6]
2002
- EOG's reserves total 4.3 trillion cubic feet.[6]
2003
- EOG closes its largest acquisition in history by buying property in southeast Alberta, Canada. Total cost: $320 million.
- EOG's reserves total 5.2 trillion cubic feet.
- EOG creates England division. [6]
2004
- EOG's reserves total 5.6 trillion cubic feet.[6]
2005
- EOG's reserves total 6.2 trillion cubic feet.
- EOG's stock performs a 2 for 1 split.[6]
2006
- EOG's reserves total 6.8 trillion cubic feet.[6]
2007
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