Corporate Governance

Corporate Governance
Eni’s Corporate Governance has a traditional structure and is founded on the principles of integrity, transparency and fairness.

Overview
The term Corporate Governance refers to the system of management and control of the company, in other words the set of technical and legal rules and regulations that aim to ensure effective and efficient management for the creation of value for all the shareholders in the long-medium term, also taking into consideration the interests of other stakeholders.

This system is fundamental for Eni’s business model and, alongside our business strategy, supports the relationship of trust with our stakeholders, contributing to the achievement of results and creating sustainable value in the long term.

Eni pursues principles of integrity and transparency in defining its system of corporate governance, incorporating relevant general and special norms, the By-laws, the Code of Ethics, the recommendations outlined in the Corporate Governance Code for listed companies to which Eni adheres, internal regulations and established best practice.