Key points:
- The company is aiming to become a sustainable oil exploration company that fully funds itself throughout the cycle. The aim is to have a constant budget for exploration throughout the cycle, rather than a pro-cyclical one. If a high oil price results in substantial extra revenues the company would aim to return money to shareholders rather than fritter it away on further (and by definition more marginal) exploration.
- It has a very clear strategy of focussing only on exploration projects that can be profitable at $45 a barrel, the expectation being that Shale Oil will cap oil prices at around that price for the foreseeable future.
- Following the failure of the Schlumberger deal to fund the Fortuna FLNG field in
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