Woodside Energy Group

Woodside Energy reported H1 operating revenues of $7.446 billion (up 13%) and a 7% rise in adjusted profit; earnings per share were $0.873, beating analyst consensus. Higher average realized oil prices contributed to the results; the board announced a fully tax-advantaged interim dividend of $0.57 per share. Management plans a structured cost-cutting program from 2028 targeting $350 million in annual savings; the Scarborough project is 98% complete and is expected to deliver its first LNG cargo in Q4. » Mais em de.investing.com

Woodside reports for H1 2026 an adjusted EBITDA of USD 4.6bn, an adjusted net profit after tax of USD 1.3bn and free cash flow of USD 352m (+150% vs. prior year). Production rose to 86.5m barrels of oil equivalent, operating cash flows amounted to USD 3bn, and the company announces a fully franked interim dividend of USD 0.57 per share. Woodside sets a structural cost‑reduction target of USD 350m per year from 2028 and confirms that Scarborough, Trion and Louisiana LNG are on schedule; gearing is expected to fall below 20% by year‑end. » Mais em de.investing.com

Woodside Energy reported operating revenue of $4.18bn in Q2, up 28% thanks to higher realised commodity prices of $85/boe ( +44% year‑on‑year). The company confirmed the strategic sale of its 70% stake in the Calypso project in Trinidad and Tobago to BP, with immediate cash payment and contingent success-based payments; closing is expected in 2026 and requires regulatory approval. Woodside tightened its full‑year production guidance to a narrower range and emphasised focus on core assets such as Scarborough, Trion and Louisiana LNG, which pushed the stock higher in premarket trading. » Mais em de.investing.com

Woodside Energy has agreed to sell its 70% operated interest in the Calypso project in Trinidad and Tobago to BP. The transaction includes a cash payment and contingent consideration and is intended to simplify Woodside’s portfolio and strengthen capital allocation. The sale ends Woodside’s long-standing presence in Trinidad and Tobago and is subject to customary conditions and regulatory approvals; completion is expected by the end of 2026. » Mais em de.investing.com

Woodside Energy’s 1,000-acre Louisiana LNG export terminal near Lake Charles is expected to begin operations in 2029 and generate more than 9.5 million tons of greenhouse gases annually, according to permitting documents. That would surpass emissions from Sabine Pass and exceed the estimates for all other built and proposed U.S. LNG terminals, placing the facility among Louisiana’s largest single industrial polluters. The project, with construction costs near $18 billion, is promoted for local jobs and tax revenue but draws sharp criticism from environmental groups; Woodside says it plans decarbonization measures and aims for company-wide emissions cuts. » Mais em yahoo.com