震撼彈！英國石油BP以60億美元出售嘉實多65%股權，加速能源轉型
英國石油巨擘BP宣布以60億美元的價格，向基礎設施投資公司Stonepeak出售旗下潤滑油品牌嘉實多（Castrol）65%的股權，以籌集資金加速其綠色能源轉型。
全球能源版圖迎來重磅交易。根據路透社報導，英國石油巨擘BP宣布，將以60億美元的價格，出售旗下舉足輕重的潤滑油品牌「嘉實多（Castrol）」65%的股權給基礎設施投資公司Stonepeak。此舉被視為BP加速其綠色能源轉型戰略的關鍵一步。
BP的綠色野心與Stonepeak的算盤
對BP而言，嘉實多無疑是家喻戶曉的金雞母，提供穩定的現金流。然而，近年來BP正大刀闊斧地從傳統化石燃料業務，轉向再生能源。這次出售股權所獲得的60億美元資金，預計將投入太陽能、風電及電動車充電樁等低碳領域，為其轉型大計注入強力動能。
另一方面，買家Stonepeak是一家專注於能源、交通和通訊等基礎設施的投資公司。像嘉實多這樣在成熟市場中能產生穩定現金流的資產，對其追求長期穩定回報的投資組合極具吸引力。
對投資市場的啟示
這筆交易向市場釋放出明確信號：BP正在堅定地執行其轉型路線圖。透過剝離傳統資產、將資本重新佈局於未來能源領域，可能吸引更多重視ESG（環境、社會、公司治理）績效的投資者。不過，短期內，BP也將面對來自嘉實多的營收貢獻減少的現實。
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