The World-Struggle for OilL'Espagnol de la Tramerye, Pierre Paul Ernest
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The World-Struggle for Oil
L'Espagnol de la Tramerye, Pierre Paul Ernest
Petroleum; Petroleum industry and trade; War -- Economic aspects
The great oil International develops continuously. Where will it end?
Already the _Standard Oil_ produces no more than 17 per cent. of the
oil of the United States--it is true that it has always disdained the
extraction of petroleum--but it refines only 49 per cent., which is a
much more serious matter.
Rapid Increase in the Activities of the Royal Dutch
Production
1910 1,600,000 tons
1913 7,000,000 tons
1920 15,000,000 tons
Net Profits
1907 13,000,000 florins
1915 29,000,000 florins
1920 130,000,000 florins
Dividends
1907 27-3/4 per cent.
1915 49 per cent.
Authorized Capital
1890 1,300,000 florins
1902 7,500,000 florins
1910 50,000,000 florins
1911 100,000,000 florins
1916 150,000,000 florins
1918 230,000,000 florins
1919 400,000,000 florins
1921 600,000,000 florins
Financial Results of the Royal Dutch since its Agreement with the Shell.
-----+----------------+----------------+----------------+-------------
| Gross Profits | Prior Charges | Net Profits | Dividends
Year | (in | (in | (in | (per cent.)
| 1,000 florins) | 1,000 florins) | 1,000 florins) |
-----+----------------+----------------+----------------+-------------
1907 | 13,657 | 242 | 13,415 | 27-3/4
1908 | 13,592 | 66 | 13,526 | 28
1909 | 12,978 | 66 | 12,912 | 28
1910 | 14,644 | 92 | 14,552 | 28
1911 | 13,693 | 2,652 | 11,041 | 19
1912 | 26,680 | 302 | 26,378 | 41
1913 | 30,554 | 384 | 30,170 | 48
1914 | 30,937 | 571 | 30,366 | 49
1915 | 30,419 | 440 | 29,979 | 49
1916 | 32,823 | 193 | 32,630 | 38
1917 | 49,740 | 5,367 | 44,373 | 48
1918 | 96,877 | 24,487 | 72,390 | 40
1919 | 118,169 | 18,169 | 100,000 | 45
1920 | 138,736 | 9,286 | 129,450 | 40
1921 | 107,170 | 3,071 | 104,098 | 31
-----+----------------+----------------+----------------+-------------
FOOTNOTES:
[Footnote 10: The Netherlands were then in the position in which France
now finds herself. The _Royal Dutch_ began by sending two engineers to
the United States to familiarize themselves with the details of oil
production, since Holland possessed no such industry.]
[Footnote 11: A first instalment, representing 70 per cent. of the
value of these companies, was alone paid. See chap. xvi, _The Struggle
for the Oil-fields of Russia_.]
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