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Corporate week in brief: Belt tightening continues in US tight oil
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Capital discipline is the order of the day as US E&Ps report Q4 results and guide on outlook. Even growth holdout Pioneer has began to focus more on capital rationing. Read more on the highlights from their results, together with the following stories: BP starts up West Nile Delta Phase 2 Majors win big at Egyptian licensing round Eni reports market-beating results Total and Saudi Aramco set up marketing JV Tullow reinstates the dividend, shows progress in Uganda and Guyana Repsol scores gas discovery in Indonesia Equinor, Shell and Total make moves in renewables
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- Companies: BP, ExxonMobil, Shell, Eni, BP, PETRONAS, Total, Saudi Aramco, Tullow
- Exploration: Repsol, PETRONAS
- Energy Transition: Equinor, KNOC, Total, Shell
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