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AWE focused on future

AWE is looking at further asset sales to unlock value and fund the next generation of projects, as chairman Bruce Phillips says the oiler in far better shape than the market recognises despite experiencing its lowest share price in a decade.

Phillips admits the past 18 months have been difficult, especially with the low oil price, but said that AWE's full year production of 5.1 million barrels of oil equivalent was at the top end of its market...

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