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BP charges horns-first into growth

PULLING out of its potentially costly Great Australian Bight campaign has not dented BP’s ambitions, with the UK supermajor set for one of its biggest years in an aggressive drive for growth.

Anthony Barich
BP charges horns-first into growth

Based on oil prices where they are today, BP anticipates between $US13-14 billion and $9-10 billion in pre-tax free cash flow by 2021 for its upstream and downstream businesses respectively, even while...

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