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BP's net debt rose to US$25.3 billion from just over US$22 billion in the previous quarter, pushed up by lower operating cash flow.

BP Q1 profit beats expectations at US$3.2 billion, driven by Middle East trading boon

BP has said that it expects its trading results to be "exceptional".

BP gains on Exxon to emerge as top big-oil stock during Iran war

This year, BP is second only to TotalEnergies among the top five oil majors, with a gain of more than 30% in US dollar terms.

BP chairman overcomes shareholder backlash to win first election

Meg O’Neill, BP’s first outsider CEO faces a list of challenges, which cost her predecessor his job and had raised crucial questions about the future of the more than century-old firm.

BP’s new CEO starts in latest bid to revive embattled oil giant

BP reported higher-than-expected profits at its gas and low-carbon units as well as profits mostly in line with expectations.

BP reports profits in line with expectations, suspends buybacks

Under the production sharing contract between Reliance and the Indian government, disputes must be settled by a mutually agreed arbitration tribunal.

India claims US$30 billion from Reliance Industries, BP for underproduction from gas field: sources

BP will retain exposure to Castrol’s growth plan over the coming years via a 35% interest in a new joint venture, with Stonepeak holding the remaining 65%.

BP to sell 65% stake in Castrol to Stonepeak for US$6 billion

Meg O’Neill is the first woman to lead any a top five oil major.

BP appoints Woodside’s Meg O’Neill as CEO after Auchincloss’ abrupt exit