Woodside increases its stake in Browse to 41.27% after purchasing PetroChina’s share
Browse is one of Australia's largest undeveloped gas resources, and with the agreement, Woodside will increase its stake in the project to 41.27%.
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Browse is one of Australia's largest undeveloped gas resources, and with the agreement, Woodside will increase its stake in the project to 41.27%.
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