Gazprom is expected to lead spenders among all oil and gas companies in the Former Soviet Union (FSU) in terms of new build capital expenditure (CAPEX) across the oil and gas value chain over the next seven years, according to a report by GlobalData.

Titled ‘Top Oil and Gas Companies Planned Projects and Capital Expenditure Outlook in the FSU – Gazprom Leads CAPEX across Oil and Gas Value Chain’, the report gives details about companies’ capital expenditure on planned and announced projects across the value chain during 2018 and 2025.

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Gazprom will spend an estimated CAPEX of $168.3bn on 65 oil and gas projects in the FSU region during the outlook period. Rosneft Oil Co and Novatek are projected to be the next biggest spenders, with respective CAPEXs of $34.6bn (41 projects) and $34.2bn (eight projects).

“Gazprom will spend an estimated CAPEX of $168.3bn on 65 oil and gas projects in the FSU region during the outlook period.”

In the upstream segment, Gazprom will have the highest CAPEX, with $39.8bn to be invested on 17 production fields in the FSU, followed by Rosneft Oil with $16.9bn on 19 fields and Novatek with $8.5bn on five fields.

On the midstream side, Gazprom leads among companies in terms of new build CAPEX to be spent on the trunk pipelines, gas processing, liquefaction terminals, and gas storage segments, with $62.8bn, $33bn, $25.9bn, and $2.6bn respectively.

Meanwhile, Alexela Energia is set to have the highest CAPEX of $308m in the LNG regasification segment by 2025. In the liquids storage segment, Naftogaz of Ukraine earns the top position with CAPEX of $167m.

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In the downstream sector, Rosneft Oil leads among companies in terms of new build CAPEX, with $4.8bn to be spent on the development of two crude oil refineries in the FSU by 2025.

With respective CAPEXs of $2.3bn and $2bn, China National Chemical and Geopars occupy the second and third places in the list.