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Corporate week in brief: Shell exits Danish upstream as portfolio high-grading continues
Report summary
Shell continues portfolio high-grading with the sale of its stake in the Danish Underground Consortium for US$1.9 billion. Read more on this deal, and the following stories: • Mozambique Area 1 LNG partners get closer to final investment decision • Santos and Woodside post encouraging results • Total increases footprint in India through its partnership with Adani Group • PETRONAS acquires a stake in Oman's Khazzan gas project • Equinor continues to rationalise non-core domestic assets
Table of contents
- Lead story: Shell exits another upstream region
- Companies: Woodside, Santos, ConocoPhillips, Total, Anadarko, BP
- M&A: PETRONAS, Equinor, Range Resources, Earthstone
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This report includes 2 images and tables including:
- The main deals in Shell's US$30 billion disposal programme
- Data dashboard
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