Woodside Energy Ltd, the Australian oil giant, announced on Tuesday, August 19, a 24% decrease in its underlying net profit after tax for the first half of 2025, to $1.25 billion, in line with market estimates. This decline is mainly due to the drop in oil prices, as well as high depreciation costs related to…...
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