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Myanmar Coup Won't Affect Offshore Exploration Plans, Woodside CEO Says

Sonali Paul February 19, 2021

Peter Coleman has been CEO of Woodside since May 2011 (Credit: Woodside)

Categories: Asia Exploration Regulations

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