The Company has set a target of increasing hydrocarbon reserves by an amount equal to 130% of crude production, which should be no less than 90.2 million tons. The main challenge in oil refining will be to increase the relative value of crude by optimization of capacity load at the Company?s Russian refineries and by raising the share of high value-added products.
In the field of corporate governance, further steps will be taken to implement principal conditions of the planned Strategic Partnership with ConocoPhillips, which is a priority for LUKOIL. The Company?s restructuring program will also be continued in 2005. This program is intended to optimize Company activities, with significant reduction of the number of legal entities in the Group, particularly of non-core assets.
Vagit Yu. Alekperov President of OAO ?LUKOIL?
Mikhail P. Berezhnoi General Director of the Non-State Pension Fund LUKOIL-GARANT
Valery I. Grayfer General Director of OAO ?RITEK?
Tatyana S. Yesaoulkova General Director of OOO Specialized Depositary Company GARANT
Oleg E. Kutafin Rector of the Moscow State Academy of Law
Ravil U. Maganov First Vice President of OAO ?LUKOIL?
Richard H. Matzke former Vice Chairman of Chevron Corporation
Kevin O. Meyers President of Russia/Caspian Region, ConocoPhillips
Sergei A. Mikhailov General Director of OOO Management-Consulting
Nikolai A. Tsvetkov Chairman of OAO AKB AVTOBANK- NIKoil
Igor V. Sherkunov Chairman of the Board of Directors of ZAO Investitsionnaya Gruppa Kapital [Capital Investment Group]
Alexander N. Shokhin President of the State University - Higher School of Economics




