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Home›Clean Fuel›Australia: Woodside May Sell Browse LNG Stake
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January 27, 2012 · about 14 years ago

Australia: Woodside May Sell Browse LNG Stake

Australia’s Woodside today issued a statement regarding the media speculation that the company is seeking to divest equity in the Browse LNG Development. Woodside said it has not made any decision to reduce its equity in the proposed development at this time. “In response to significant interest fro

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Australia’s Woodside today issued a statement regarding the media speculation that the company is seeking to divest equity in the Browse LNG Development.

Woodside said it has not made any decision to reduce its equity in the proposed development at this time.

“ In response to significant interest from a number of parties, Woodside is conducting a limited process to assess the potential sale of a minority portion of the company’s equity in the development.

This process provides an opportunity to assess possible early value realisation. Woodside intends to retain operatorship of the development ,” the company said in a statement.

This approach is consistent with Woodside CEO Peter Coleman’s comments from the 2011 Half-Year results presentation. “ Our tier-one LNG growth options include Pluto expansion, Browse and Sunrise. We have large equity stakes in these projects and this means we have additional options. Through a disciplined approach and robust processes we will deliver value from the LNG growth options over both the medium to longer term .”

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LNG World News Staff, January 27, 2012

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