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Goyder hunts his own personal ‘Jesus’ for Woodside – The Australian Financial Review
Peter Coleman’s replacement as Woodside CEO is likely to arrive on the cusp of a decision that will shape the $22 billion giant’s future.
But while the next CEO wont need to turn water into wine, they will arrive at a sticky juncture for Woodside, which is scheduled to make a final investment decision (FID) on its giant Scarborough LNG project in the second half of calendar 2021.
Its a decision Coleman has been working towards for years. As he explained at last months strategy day when no hint of retirement was in the air Scarborough could be a game-changer for Woodside, with the potential to produce $US35 billion ($48 billion) of…
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