Shell Plans Syria Al-Omar Exit, Considers LNG Canada Stake Sale with Mitsubishi
Shell requested to withdraw from Syria’s al-Omar oilfield by transferring its equity to state-owned operators as U.S. firms show acquisition interest, and is exploring a stake sale in LNG Canada with Mitsubishi to fund a major expansion. Meanwhile, Projects & Technology President Robin Mooldijk will step down on February 28.
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