Year-on-year output at Russia’s largest refinery, the Omsk plant in western Siberia, was up 5% in 2011 its operator Gazprom Neft has said.
The oil arm of world's top gas producer, Gazprom, said the plant processed a near capacity 19.95 million metric tons of crude, or 400,640 barrels a day last year.
In the emailed statement, Russia's No. 5 oil producer said the plant produced 6.1 million tons of diesel and 1.6 million tons of bunker fuel.
Output also included 4.1 million tons of gasoline, up more than 14 percent from a year earlier.
Net profits for 2011 beat analyst expectations and increased 71% from $3.13 to $5.35 billion, partly on the back of rising crude prices.
The St. Petersburg-based company also reported that revenues were up by 34.3 percent to $44.19 billion.
Earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA) rose 40.3 percent to $10.12 billion, which it said was a company record.
