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Santos (ASX: STO) loads first Barossa condensate cargo as Q2 delivery narrows the case for H2 cash flow
Santos loaded the first Barossa condensate cargo on 24 July, but the second-half cash flow inflection still hinges on Pikka plateau and the interim dividend.
SLB (NYSE: SLB) Q2 revenue rises 5% as ChampionX offsets Middle East decline
SLB beat Q2 estimates on $8.97B revenue, but ex-ChampionX sales fell 5% as Middle East disruption bit and Data Center Solutions revenue accelerated 63%.
Sintana Energy gains Uruguay extension as Chevron prepares second AREA OFF-1 seismic season
Sintana Energy has secured more time for Chevron’s offshore Uruguay seismic programme while an Argentine tender and Colombian cash inflows widen its Latin American opportunity set.
Why ExxonMobil’s $1bn Usan oil project could reset Nigeria’s deepwater investment story
Read how ExxonMobil’s $1bn Usan Infill Project could lift Nigeria oil output by 40,000bpd and reshape deepwater sentiment.
Western Midstream (NYSE: WES) tests whether Permian wastewater can become its next growth business
Western Midstream is testing whether Permian produced water can become a new freshwater business. Discover what JIP 2 means for WES investors.
Woodside Energy (WDS) jumps on a report ExxonMobil is studying it as an LNG-focused acquisition target
Woodside Energy (WDS) jumps on a Bloomberg report that ExxonMobil is studying it as an LNG-focused acquisition target. Read the full executive analysis here.
ExxonMobil stock faces LNG M&A test as reported Woodside Energy interest emerges
Read how ExxonMobil’s reported Woodside Energy review could reshape XOM stock sentiment, WDS takeover speculation and global LNG M&A.
Audit shadow falls over TotalEnergies Mozambique LNG as government rejects $2bn claim
Mozambique rejects $2B in TotalEnergies LNG overrun claims after Bayphase audit, threatening the 2029 restart of the $20B Cabo Delgado project. Read more.
Shell (LSE: SHEL) gains 0.27% as billion-barrel oil deficit thesis holds firm into AGM next Tuesday
Sawan says the oil deficit is deepening every day. ARC just added 370,000 boe/d. The May 19 AGM is where Shell's capital return discipline meets war-time arithmetic.
BP (LSE: BP.) climbs 1.4% as Uzbekistan upstream entry and analyst upgrades override the ex-dividend mechanical drag
Iran war doubled BP's profit. Castrol is sold. Uzbekistan is in. Citi says $15bn of disposals are coming. Meg O'Neill's reset may finally have a plan.