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Risks
1. Political risk: Eni’s investments are subject to the stability of the countries in which they operate, and political instability in those countries could have a detrimental effect on its operations.
2. Exchange rate risk: Eni must manage its currency exposures when dealing with non-euro markets since any currency fluctuations could have a significant effect on its operating costs.
3. Price volatility: The price of petroleum products and energy commodities can be highly volatile, and this can have a direct impact on Eni’s earnings.
4. Regulatory risk: Changes in government regulations and laws in the countries in which Eni operates could lead to higher operating costs or disruption to its operations.
5. Credit risk: Eni is dependent on its customers being able to pay their debts, and when customers fail to do so, this could have significant financial repercussions for Eni.