Shafaq News / The Iraqi Ministry of Oil announced on Monday the final statistics from the State Oil Marketing Company (SOMO) regarding the total oil exports and revenues earned for the past month of November, indicating that the exported quantity of crude oil reached 102,975,782 barrels, generating revenues of $8,481,558,000 USD.

These figures detailed that the total exported quantities of crude oil for November originated from oilfields in central and southern Iraq, amounting to 101,764,620 barrels. Additionally, 1,038,779 barrels were exported from the Qayyarah field, with exports to Jordan totaling 172,383 barrels.

The report highlighted an average price per barrel of $82.365.

The exported quantities were loaded by 33 global companies of various nationalities from the ports of Basra, Khor Al-Zubair, single-point moorings, Ceyhan Port in Turkey, Kirkuk's modern warehouse via tank trucks, and from the Qayyarah field.