9 months ended September 30, 2001 Upstream Downstream Corporate Services Consolidated Revenue Crudeoil ........................... 191,318 2,024 — 193,342 Refinedproducts .................... 7,916 256,858 — 264,774 Processing fees ...................... — 8,623 — 8,623 Interestandotherincome ............ 6,893 662 539 8,094 206,127 268,167 539 474,833 Expenses Production .......................... 29,681 — — 29,681 Royalties and taxes .................. 30,748 — — 30,748 Transportation ...................... 34,218 — — 34,218 Refining ............................ — 14,606 — 14,606 Crude oil and refined product purchases ......................... — 60,862 — 60,862 Selling ............................. 4,333 10,724 — 15,057 General and administrative ........... 17,501 14,792 3,062 35,355 Interestandfinancingcosts ........... 6,137 814 5,175 12,126 Depletion and depreciation ........... 17,167 7,171 280 24,618 Foreign exchange loss (gain) .......... 438 319 (322) 435 140,223 109,288 8,195 257,706 Income before unusual items .......... 65,904 158,879 (7,656) 217,127 Unusual item Defense costs related to potential takeover bid ...................... — — 6,000 6,000 Income before income taxes ........... 65,904 158,879 (13,656) 211,127 Income taxes Current provision ...................... 55,001 11,202 1,174 67,377 Futureincometax ..................... (33,969) 30,270 — (3,699) 21,032 41,472 1,174 63,678 Minority interest ...................... — 1,153 — 1,153 Net income ............................ 44,872 116,254 (14,830) 146,296 Intersegment revenue ................. 143,291 13,026 — — Included in the upstream crude oil revenue, for the nine months ended September 30, 2001, is sales to one external customer in the amount of $80 million. F-7
3 months ended September 30, 2001 Upstream Downstream Corporate Services Consolidated Revenue Crudeoil ........................... 64,359 (15) — 64,344 Refinedproducts .................... 5,899 84,078 — 89,977 Processing fees ...................... — 3,273 — 3,273 Interestandotherincome ............ 2,349 77 723 3,149 72,607 87,413 723 160,743 Expenses Production .......................... 10,404 — — 10,404 Royalties and taxes .................. 14,461 — — 14,461 Transportation ...................... 12,324 — — 12,324 Refining ............................ — 4,709 — 4,709 Crude oil and refined product purchases ......................... — 18,662 — 18,662 Selling ............................. 1,225 3,303 — 4,528 General and administrative ........... 5,172 6,405 1,218 12,795 Interestandfinancingcosts ........... 1,939 464 3,370 5,773 Depletion and depreciation ........... 6,397 2,424 220 9,041 Foreign exchange loss (gain) .......... (110) (124) 17 (217) 51,812 35,843 4,825 92,480 Income before unusual items .......... 20,795 51,570 (4,102) 68,263 Unusual item Defense costs related to potential takeover bid ........................ — — — — Income before income taxes ........... 20,795 51,570 (4,102) 68,263 Income taxes Current provision ...................... 16,188 6,618 186 22,992 Futureincometax ..................... (8,699) 6,573 — (2,126) 7,489 13,191 186 20,866 Minority interest ...................... — 907 — 907 Net income ............................ 13,306 37,472 (4,288) 46,490 Intersegment revenue ................. 44,273 8,927 — — Included in the upstream crude oil revenue, for the three months ended September 30, 2001, is sales to one external customer in the amount of $26.7 million. As at September 30, 2002 Upstream Downstream Corporate Services Consolidated Totalassets .......................................... 494,809 132,353 110,222 737,384 Liabilities ............................................ 225,675 39,443 214,601 479,719 Capitaladditions ..................................... 94,885 212 6,462 101,559 As at December 31, 2001 Upstream Downstream Corporate Services Consolidated Totalassets .......................................... 344,176 191,955 36,339 572,470 Liabilities ............................................ 162,543 50,288 201,809 414,640 Capitaladditions ..................................... 91,957 10,046 729 102,732 F-8
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Offering Circular Hurricane Finance
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Moscow RUSSIA SAMARA Ufa OMSK RUSSI
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Organizational Structure The follow
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construction of the plant, anticipa
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