The UK multinational oil and gas company will get rid of business that houses 600 service stations
The energy giant Shell is reportedly in talks with the state-owned company in a deal could be worth up to $1bn
Renergen had previously said it would be producing 300kg of liquid helium a day by 2021
Purchase more than doubles Exxon’s output in the Permian, the top US shale field
Drop in gas sales to Europe results in devastating decline
Shell’s cash flow rose 6% from the previous quarter to $13.3bn reflecting strong operational performance
He will remain with the company for the financial year-end closing to allow for a structured handover period
CEO points to a drop in prices and lower-than-expected results from joint ventures
Business Day TV talks to Jaco Human, executive director of the Industrial Gas Users Association of Southern Africa
Oil companies are flocking to Namibia, excited by the country’s plans to open up a major new frontier basin
Company expects higher gas prices and lower refining margins in the second quarter
2023 saw a reversal that, if maintained, could result in greater flows of capital
India is also deepening ties with the Sri Lanka through connectivity and pipeline projects
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Business Day TV talks to Absa’s chief strategy and sustainability officer, Punki Modise
Business Day TV spoke to energy writer of Business Day, Denene Erasmus
The group was suspended by the JSE on April 2 for failing to submit its earnings reports on time
Business Day TV talks to bank analyst from Denker Capital, Kokkie Kooyman
Portuguese oil company says it has concluded the first phase of exploration in the Mopane field off Namibia’s coast
Gas and renewables head steps down as CEO announces cuts in leadership
