LNG

Top ratings agency cuts Woodside outlook to ‘negative’ after FID on $17.5 billion LNG project

Following the ratings cut, Woodside’s share price fell by 2.6% on Thursday to A$20.2 on Australian Securities Exchange

Woodside Energy chief executive Meg O'Neill.
Woodside Energy chief executive Meg O'Neill.Photo: CERAWEEK BY S&P GLOBAL
Middle East and South Asia EditorNew Delhi
Published 1 May 2025, 07:10Updated 1 May 2025, 08:01
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