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Conoco says good evening Vietnam

CONOCOPHILLIPS is getting rid of its Vietnam business for an expected $US1.3 billion ($A1.2 billion) as part of a restructure.

James McGrath

It will sell its 23.25% stake in block 15-1, its 36% slice of block 15-2, and its 16.3% interest in the Nam Con Son pipeline to a subsidiary of Perenco. It is expected the deal will be sealed during...

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