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Woodside, Jera wrap up Scarborough stake sale

By LNG Prime Staff
Woodside, Jera wrap up Scarborough stake sale
For illustration only (Image: Woodside)

The completion follows Woodside’s announcement in February that it had broadened its strategic relationship with JERA through a transaction that included equity in the Scarborough JV and LNG offtake. Woodside said on Thursday that the company’s sale proceeds of about $1.4 billion for equity in the JV comprise the purchase price and reimbursed expenditure. The…

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