Largest Australian LNG operator Woodside posts revenue surge helped by higher prices

Wednesday, 18 April 2018

Woodside Petroleum, the largest Australian LNG plant operator and stakeholder, posted an increase in first-quarter sales revenue of around 30 percent to almost US$1.17 billion compared with US$902 million in the same three months of 2017 because of higher average prices ranging from US$7.80 per million British thermal units to US$9.00 per MMBtu.


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