Publisher
Eni
2 published claims from Eni appear in the database. The labels below compare each sampled claim with the record. They do not rate the publisher as a whole.
- Supported2
Sampled claims
- Supported79Eni said in March 2021 that the allegations of international corruption in its Congo probe ceased to exist after the charge was reduced to undue inducement, and that its EUR 11.8 million deal was not an admission of guilt.
- Supported81Eni said on 19 July 2022 that the OPL 245 criminal case had ended and that the March 2021 acquittals of Eni and its managers were full and final.
Reports and statements sampled
- Eni: Congo investigation, the company adheres to the hypothesis of agreed sanctions submitted by the Public ProsecutorCompany statement, 18 March 2021
- Eni: unmotivated and disconcerting Nigeria judicial case endedCompany statement, 19 July 2022
Responses on record
- Eni, 18 March 2021, on this claim: Eni said the deal was not an admission of guilt.S6
- Eni, 5 March 2026, on this claim: Eni said the agreement with Nigeria was a mutually satisfactory settlement of all OPL 245 claims.S11
Sources
- S6Tier B Eni: Congo investigation, the company adheres to the hypothesis of agreed sanctions submitted by the Public ProsecutorEni S.p.A.. Company statement. 18 March 2021.Company account of the reduced charge and the EUR 11.8 million agreed sanction. It is not the court decision.Link working, checked 25 October 2026
- S11Tier B The President of Nigeria Bola Tinubu meets Eni CEO Claudio DescalziEni S.p.A.. Company statement. 5 March 2026.Company account of an agreement with the Federal Government of Nigeria that settles all claims related to OPL 245 and discontinues Eni's ICSID arbitration. It does not mention Shell's claims or the London case.Link working, checked 25 October 2026