Exxon Set to Exit Equatorial Guinea
Exxon is leaving Equatorial Guinea after three decades in the country, part of the company’s strategy to focus on low-cost and fast-growth locations.
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Exxon is leaving Equatorial Guinea after three decades in the country, part of the company’s strategy to focus on low-cost and fast-growth locations.
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Exxon’s key asset is the Zafiro field, which produced more than 1 Bbbl over more than 20 years. In 2022, Exxon announced plans to retire the field’s platform after it was shut down due to a safety incident.
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