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Tellurian shareholders approve merger with Woodside

By LNG Prime Staff
Tellurian shareholders approve merger with Woodside
Driftwood LNG site at the end of August 2024 (Image: Tellurian)

Tellurian said in a statement on Friday that its stockholders have approved the merger agreement proposal. The agreement was approved during a special meeting of the company’s shareholders. Tellurian did not provide further details. Woodside announced on July 22 that it has entered into a definitive deal to buy the US LNG firm. Woodside said the consideration…

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