Australian LNG company may fall short of majority for buy-back of shares from Shell

Thursday, 31 July 2014

Woodside Petroleum, the largest Australian LNG plant operator, has indicated that its plan to buy back US$2.68 billion worth of its shares from Royal Dutch Shell may not succeed as it remained short of the 75 percent shareholder approval needed.


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