BP
BP Q1 profit beats expectations at US$3.2 billion, driven by Middle East trading boon
The company says it anticipates fuel margins to ‘remain sensitive’ to the cost of supply and conditions in the region
BP gains on Exxon to emerge as top big-oil stock during Iran war
The windfall comes at a crucial time for the former, with its shares being the sector’s worst-performing since 2020
BP chairman overcomes shareholder backlash to win first election
Slightly more than 81.8% of shareholders vote in favour of Albert Manifold
BP says oil trading result is ‘exceptional’ as prices soared amid Middle East war
Its asset exposure in the Middle East is lower than that of its peers
BP’s new CEO starts in latest bid to revive embattled oil giant
The crude rally due the Middle East conflict will give Meg O’Neill some breathing space
BP reports profits in line with expectations, suspends buybacks
It wrote down around US$4 billion in its renewables and biogas businesses
India claims US$30 billion from Reliance Industries, BP for underproduction from gas field: sources
A tribunal has been hearing the dispute in India since 2016 over gas produced from two deepwater fields
BP to sell 65% stake in Castrol to Stonepeak for US$6 billion
The sale proceeds, which include US$800 million for accelerated dividend payments, will be used to reduce debt
BP appoints Woodside’s Meg O’Neill as CEO after Auchincloss’ abrupt exit
Prior to heading Woodside Energy, she spent 23 years at ExxonMobil
Seatrium bags new BP contract; lifts order book to more than S$2 billion
The Tiber FPU marks Seatrium’s second consecutive deepwater project for BP
