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Woodside weighs CEO succession as output peaks

Internal candidate favoured as capital intensity eases and major projects advance

Woodside posts record quarter as CEO succession speculation intensifies. Pictured: acting CEO Liz Westcott, COO Mark Abbotsford and CFO Graham Tiver.

Woodside posts record quarter as CEO succession speculation intensifies. Pictured: acting CEO Liz Westcott, COO Mark Abbotsford and CFO Graham Tiver. | Credits: Shutterstock/Woodside Energy

Woodside Energy will appoint a new CEO by the end of March, following the departure of Meg O'Neill to lead BP, with the board signalling a preference for continuity as the company moves out of peak construction...

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