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Equatorial Guinea Sale?

When will the Noble Energy Assets sale in Equatorial Guinea be completed?

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It is obvious by the people Chevron have so far sent to EG that they are not serious about keeping it. God willing only a matter of time.

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Post ID: @8qhl+1j5PRNjV

If you read carefully the remarks from the last investor event, it is clear EG was going to be put up for sale.

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Post ID: @5nrt+1j5PRNjV

DJ is pumping out cash and has deep expertise. Go look at the cash flow and break-even analysis v other assets. Smart move would be to grow that business, not exit it.

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Post ID: @5owi+1j5PRNjV

Noble deal was a Med deal. That's it. Everything else will go.

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Post ID: @2bpt+1j5PRNjV

EG and DJ need to go to more efficient operators. Not a good fit in the portfolio.

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Post ID: @2rud+1j5PRNjV

EG and DJ need to go to more efficient operators. Not a good fit in the portfolio.

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Post ID: @2bbx+1j5PRNjV

@2pjf, Problem is there’s no delirious buyers out there. Irrational Exuberance is over until 2024.

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Post ID: @2vrr+1j5PRNjV

When the last Guinea leaves

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Post ID: @2bnn+1j5PRNjV

DJ will follow soon. Time to exit Cali east. Terrible political environment.

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Post ID: @2wvw+1j5PRNjV

High prices are the best time to sell non-core businesses to delirious bidders.

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Post ID: @2pjf+1j5PRNjV

Isn't the business highly profitable in this high price environment? Why would it still be on the chopping block?

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Post ID: @2nts+1j5PRNjV

In another couple weeks, but you didn't hear it from me.

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