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Eni S.p.A. is an integrated Italian energy company, originally founded in 1953 by the Italian state. Historically known as Agip, it has grown into one of the global 'supermajors' in the oil and gas industry. The brand is famous for its six-legged dog logo, which symbolizes the union of a car's four wheels and the driver's two legs.

While its primary extraction and refining operations are centered in Italy, Eni operates in over 60 countries across the globe, including significant presence in Africa, Central Asia, and the Mediterranean. Its manufacturing and processing facilities for fuels, lubricants, and chemicals are strategically located internationally to serve diverse markets.

Today, Eni is a publicly traded company listed on both the Borsa Italiana and the New York Stock Exchange. The Italian government remains the ultimate owner via a significant stake held through the Ministry of Economy and Finance and the Cassa Depositi e Prestiti, ensuring its status as a key national asset for Italy.