Woodside expects $1.5bn impairment in 2023
Woodside expects $1.5bn impairment in 2023
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Woodside expects $1.5bn impairment in 2023
Summary
The significant portion of this impairment, approximately $1.2bn, is related to the Shenzi asset, acquired as part of the 2021 merger with BHP Group's petroleum division. by: Shardul Sharma
Australia's Woodside on February 15 said it anticipates recognising approximately $1.5bn in asset impairments for the 2023 fiscal year. The significant portion of this impairment, approxima...
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