Woodside profits down after African losses
Wednesday February 20, 2008, 3:10 pm
Australia's second-largest gas and oil producer, Woodside Petroleum, has reported its half-year profit is down after the company recorded a loss on significant assets.
Profit in the six months to December fell 28 per cent on the same period the year before, to $1.03 billion.
Woodside has realised a $233 million loss on the sale of its Mauritania assets in north Africa and has also been hit by the higher Australian dollar.
But the company has delivered a good outlook, forecasting higher reserves and saying full-year production should increase by 22 per cent
Hi to all the old timers thought I would reminisce of what might have been !! Mauritania had so much promise we were going to millionaires and it turns out to be a dud.
Tullow got Uganda and I cut my losses an ran ! shoulda stuck with Tullow I see oil is $100 a barrel.
No more oil stocks for me but I must still be a gambler its in my blood ! I'm going for the 10 bagger that I never got with Hardman on a stock called CDU.
They say its an elephant in copper !! just hope its not a Tiof like spaghetti bowl.
Cheers Hoot
HDR
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