Mar 9, 2021 8:50:am Summary The Anglo-Dutch major says the sale will help it focus more on its offshore operations in the north African country. by: Joe Murphy Anglo-Dutch Shell has reached a deal to sell its interests in onshore fields in Egypt's Western Desert for up to $926mn to UK producer Cairn Energy and its Egyptian partner Cheiron Petroleum, the companies announced on March 9. Cairn, meanwhile, has struck a deal to sell its interests in the Catcher and Kraken fields in the UK North Sea for $460mn plus contingent payments to Aberdeen-based Waldorf Production. Shell's Western Desert business includes interests in 13 onshore concessions and ...