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Shareholders’ remuneration framework

Our distribution policy confirms the progressive growth in shareholder value related to our strategy. Our model is to continue to rank distribution as a top priority through a percentage of operating cashflow – a transparent link to our business performance.

Eni enhanced the payout which will target a distribution between 30-35% of expected annual CFFO, compared with the previous 25-30%, by way of a combination of dividend and share buyback.

For 2024 Eni announced:

an annual dividend of €1.00/share, a 6% increase versus 2023
a share buyback programme of €1.1 bln, reflecting the expectations on scenario and the performance of the business.

This is a flexible tool, with higher exposure to the upside. In fact, similar to 2023, we can confirm that in lower than planned scenario we will seek business outperformance and use financial flexibility to deliver the target buyback.

While, in the case of better than planned CFFO outcomes, we will now allocate up to 60% of incremental cash to our buyback, a material improvement versus last year when we indicated an upside of 35%.

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Dividend Yield

This is the ratio between the dividend and the share price. The following methodology was used for the calculation of values: value of dividend in relation to the average of closing prices in the December of the year to which the dividend pertains. For example: 2014 dividend yield = €1.12 (2014 dividend distributed with an interim dividend in September 2014 and the balance in May 2015)/€14.72 (average share price in December 2014). The dividend yield is used as an indicator of the return regardless of gains/losses. It should not be considered as an expected return as it takes into account the dividend for each year.

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Dividend history

Year		Ex-Date	Payment Date	Amount
				€	Lire
2023	3^rd instalment	18 March 2024	20 March 2024	0.24
2023	2^nd instalment	20 November 2023	22 November 2023	0.23
2023	1^st instalment	18 September 2023	20 September 2023	0.24
2022	4^th instalment	22 May 2023	24 May 2023	0.22
2022	3^rd instalment	20 March 2023	22 March 2023	0.22
2022	2^nd instalment	21 November 2022	23 November 2022	0.22
2022	1^stinstalment	19 September 2022	21 September 2022	0.22
2021	Balance	23 May 2022	25 May 2022	0.43
2021	Interim	20 September 2021	22 September 2021	0.43
2020	Balance	24 May 2021	26 May 2021	0.24
2020	Interim	21 September 2020	23 September 2020	0.12
2019	Balance	18 May 2020	20 May 2020	0.43
2019	Interim	23 September 2019	25 September 2019	0.43
2018	Balance	20 May 2019	22 May 2019	0.41
2018	Interim	24 September 2018	26 September 2018	0.42
2017	Balance	21 May 2018	23 May 2018	0.40
2017	Interim	18 September 2017	20 September 2017	0.40
2016	Balance	24-apr-17	26-apr-17	0.40
2016	Interim	19 September 2016	21 September 2016	0.40
2015	Balance	23 May 2016	25 May 2016	0.40
2015	Interim	21 September 2015	23 September 2015	0.40
2014	Balance	18 May 2015	20 May 2015	0.56
2014	Interim	22 September 2014	25 September 2014	0.56
2013	Balance	19 May 2014	22 May 2014	0.55
2013	Interim	23 September 2013	26 September 2013	0.55
2012	Balance	20 May 2013	23 May 2013	0.54
2012	Interim	24 September 2012	27 September 2012	0.54
2011	Balance	21 May 2012	24 May 2012	0.52
2010	Interim	19 September2011	22 September 2011	0.52
2010	Balance	23 May 2011	26 May 2011	0.50
2009	Interim	20 September 2010	23 September 2010	0.50
2009	Balance	24 May 2010	27 May 2010	0.50
2008	Interim	21 September 2009	24 September 2009	0.50
2008	Balance	18 May 2009	21 May 2009	0.65
2007	Interim	22 September 2008	25 September 2008	0.65
2007	Balance	19 May 2008	22 May 2008	0.70
2006	Interim	22 October 2007	25 October 2007	0.60
2006	Balance	18 June 2007	21 June 2007	0.65
2005	Interim	23 October 2006	26 October 2006	0.60
2005	Balance	19 June 2006	22 June 2006	0.65
2004	Interim	24 October 2005	27 October 2005	0.45
2004	Balance	20 June 2005	23 June 2005	0.90
2003	Balance	21 June 2004	24 June 2004	0.75
2002	Balance	23 June 2003	26 June 2003	0.75
2001	Balance	24 June 2002	27 June 2002	0.75
2000*	Balance	18 June 2001	21 June 2001	0.424	820
1999	Balance	19 June 2000	22 June 2000	0.362	700
1998	Balance	21 June 1999	28 June 1999	0.310	600
1997	Balance	22 June 1998	22 June 1998	0.289	560
1996	Balance	23 June 1997	23 June 1997	0.248	480
1995	Balance	24 June 1996	24 June 1996	0.222	430