That's a good read.
Shareholder return focus, with possible opportunistic acquisitions. Better than taking unnessesary risks in Senegal, Trinidad, Timor Leste ect ect.
Nothing particularly against those countries, but there's plenty of junior companies on the ASX that shareholders can invest in if they want that kind of exposure. We just don't really need it at WDS as it brings down the overall value of the rest of the portfolio.
De-risk, re-rate, money back to shareholders. Simple stuff really.
WDS - Woodside's Growth Portfolio, page-2
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