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Xodus sees decom boom in Aus, but challenges ahead

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Xodus sees decom boom in Aus, but challenges ahead

It has has expanded its team, again, as business ramps up in the Asia-Pacific region underpinned by decommissioning work. Currently, decommissioning consultanting and planning accounts for about 20%...

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