March quarter GDP slower than expected. Incoming Crown chair will also head Balmoral Group. Xero dives on convertible note offering, block trade. Medibank falls as Australian Information Commissioner sues.
The question analysts are asking is whether Santos would reap any proceeds from Western Australia asset sales, what with decommissioning costs.
Two US-based suitors are understood to be sizing up Santos assets in its Western Australian and Alaskan portfolios.
Santos is thought to be preparing to restart the sale process for its stake in the Dorado oil and gas project off the WA coast.
One of Australia’s energy titans will cut 200 jobs, blaming a delay in ‘growth activities’ for the cull.
Santos has laid off 200 employees and contractors primarily in Western Australia, and says it’s because it has been unable to secure approvals for projects.
Santos is ‘open to all opportunities’ to maximise the value of its assets, with more consolidation expected across the world oil and gas sector, says CEO Kevin Gallagher.
Australian listed oil and gas producers Santos and Beach Energy are looking to streamline their portfolios, with divestments as well as mergers and acquisitions on the agenda.
The market closed broadly flat, with seven of the 11 sectors in the black. Perpetual’s forgettable day after KKR deal triggers calls for chair to exit with outgoing CEO. Analyst downgrades hit Imdex. IPH bids for Adamantem-target Qantm.
The amazing Outback wonder has become the latest battleground in the war over native title rights versus the right of all Australians to enjoy continued access to the outdoors for recreation.
Santos is closer to establishing who bankrolled a failed campaign against its massive $5.3bn Barossa gas project.
Sydney FC is just one home win away from reaching another A-League W grand final, yet this time it was thanks to two stars on the rise but the job isn’t done yet.
For stocks and bonds, 2024 is in some ways shaping up like 2023, which begs the question: has the market stopped listening to Fed chair Jerome Powell?
If you want to be the best you have to beat the best – but before teenage football prodigy Indiana dos Santos jets overseas she has to finish high school – and hopefully win another A-Leagues title.
Santos and the Shahin family’s Peregrine Corporation again head up our largest public and private companies, new data from IBISWorld shows.
The energy group has avoided a push from some climate-focused investors to remove its chairman, securing overwhelming support from investors.
Company bosses should not be distracted by woke social agendas.
Santos is targeting four environmental activist groups for legal costs, a novel tactic that underscores the energy producer’s aggressive approach for redress.
The oil company which merged with Santos in 2021 has claimed that opinions held by a former executive are not fact and did not need to reported to the ASX.
The departure of its head of mergers and acquisitions has many thinking it could be a while before Santos embarks on any major deals.
Canadian lobbying firm Crestview Strategy has tapped a high-profile former Santos exec to lead its push into the local market.
Squeeze is tightening on companies over environment reporting.
A national tribunal’s failure to consider the effect of climate change on native title has delivered another blow to Santos’ Narrabri gas project.
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Sources believe ConocoPhillips has had its eye on the Santos Gladstone LNG asset in recent months.
Sanjeev Gupta wants to establish a state-of-the-art green iron and steel plant in South Australia powered by renewable energy and green hydrogen.
Santos’s boss says the company’s emerging projects will provide transformational cash flow in coming years, following a record full year dividend being declared.
Rio Tinto annual net profit falls to $US10.1bn; underlying result beats estimates. CSR trading halt amid takeover talk. Woolworths’ Brad Banducci apologised to Rod Sims. Corporate Travel dives. WiseTech soars.
Former ACCC chair Rod Sims conceded a carbon tax that raised $100bn in its first year represented ‘a big hit’ on around 100 businesses.
Santos is under renewed pressure from shareholders to increase its value following the collapse of merger talks with Woodside.
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