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                    Pay gap



                                                                                  2014      2015      2016
                    Pay gap senior managers (women vs men)               (%)       97         97        98
                    Pay gap middle managers and senior staff (women vs men)        96         97        97
                    Pay gap white collar workers (women vs men)                    97         97        97
                    Pay gap blue collar workers (women vs men)                     101        97        95
                    Total pay gap (women vs men)                                   97         97        97


                    In 2016 the gender pay gap assessment process was   48 Countries). The results of the analysis at a global level
                    updated, with reference to the new perimeter according   show a substantial alignment between the pay of female
                    to the consolidated Eni methodology which neutralizes,   workers and that of male workers for the same role and
                    in the pay comparison, any effects deriving from   seniority. There is a slight difference compared to previous
                    differences in role and seniority. This measurement was   years but it is statistically irrelevant. For the sake of uniform
                    conducted at a worldwide level on a sample of more than   comparison, the pay gap data from the years 2014 and
                    90% of the Eni population (over 30,000 resources in over   2015 were updated to the new perimeter.




                    Remuneration



                    In 2016, the pay ratio between fixed remuneration of the   28, slightly lower than in 2014 and 2015, as shown in the
                    CEO and average fixed remuneration of employees is   table below:

                                                                                  2014      2015      2016
                    Pay ratio between fixed remuneration of the CEO and average fixed remuneration
                    of employees                                                   29        29         28



                    The CEO’s overall pay mix is significantly focused   sustainability targets, with a strong prevalence of the
                    on variable components, which are also linked to   long-term component, as shown in the table below.





                                                                             Policy mandate   2014-2016
                                                                                Target        Maximum
                    % of CEO remuneration linked on long term objectives  (%)    46              51
                    % of CEO variable remuneration on sustainability objectives  25              33


                    The incidence of the long-term variable component   the remuneration policy if the target or maximum level
                    is calculated as the ratio between long-term incentives   company objectives are achieved.
                    and the CEO’s total remuneration, as provided for by
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