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Statoil 2009 Profits Down 29%

February 2010 | Industry News

Norwegian national oil company Statoil has announced its Q409 and full year 2009 results. Total revenues fell 29% in 2009 to NOK465bn (US$79bn) from NOK656bn (US$112bn) in 2008.

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