Shell sells its Australian LNG legacy to Abu Dhabi for $1.45 billion; gas expansion strategy continues
Ownership of Australian LNG assets shifts from Shell to Abu Dhabi, affecting LNG supply control and future gas flows.
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First impact
Shell plc →Stands to benefitXRG
XRG is the buyer of Shell's 16.67% North West Shelf interest, so the deal directly benefits Abu Dhabi's LNG investment arm by expanding its stake in Australian LNG assets.
“The interest will be acquired by wholly owned subsidiaries of XRG for a base consideration of $1.45 billion, subject to customary adjustments, plus an additional milestone-linked contingent payment.”
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Where it lands
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