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Repsol spins off SEAsian assets to local

Turns its attention to Indonesia

Helen Clark
Turns its attention to Indonesia

Turns its attention to Indonesia

The company has said it is part of a move to streamline operations and focus on core assets as it also transitions to lower carbon energy production. The assets represent around 2% of Repsol production. ...

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