Never Fails oil and gas limited, is commented to meeting its fundamental obligations to employees, customers and suppliers, as well as to being a good corporate citizen. This commitments is based on the following fundamental precepts. View Our gallery
Our Relationship is based on honesty, trust, fairness and respect. A positive difference will be made in the communities/ state where we do business.
We conducted in accordance with legal regulatory requirements in a responsible manner.
We ensure a steady rate of real growth, while maintaining the financial growth of the company.
Relationship will be based on honesty, trust, fairness and respect.
A positive difference will be made in the communities/ state where we do business.
Operations will be conducted in accordance with legal regulatory requirements in a responsible manner.
Sustainable business practices.
Employees will be treated fairly and with respect.
Team work/ learning and personal growth will be encouraged.
Promotion from within will be practiced whenever possible.
Customers and supplier will drive our effort to win in the marketplace with a competitively advantaged business system.
Provide product and services of consistently superior quantity and value.
Challenging business objective will be set t ensure a steady rate of real growth, while maintaining the financial growth of the company.
Profitable growth will be pursued while maintaining excellence in our existing business.
Growth opportunities will be sought actively within and outside the company in area that capitalize on oil and gas immense strengths.
Oil edged below $40 a barrel as OPEC+ producers started supplying more crude to a global market where many countries are still struggling to contain the coronavirus.
04 Agu 2020 By: Ben ChapmanIt is almost impossible to underestimate the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic. Not only have 13-million-plus cases of infection and more than 570,000 deaths been reported [July 2020],
2-Apr-2020 By: Kayla Wheeler Of KSDKBP was first. The supermajor said last month that it could book asset writedowns of up to $17.5 billion as a result of the industry crisis.
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