The oil and gas company, which is the subject of a $36.4 billion takeover bid, has lowered its expected output for the year.

Australia's Santos on Thursday narrowed its full-year forecast for output to reflect flood-related operational disruptions at Cooper Basin, one of its key producing regions, while it posted a 2.1% ...

Santos reported a 1% rise in quarterly oil and natural gas production as it waits on a consortium led by Abu Dhabi’s national ...

The increase in sales volumes was offset by lower liquids pricing, which was impacted by lower dated Brent and Platts MOPJ ...

Barossa is one of several major projects that Santos is progressing which, combined, will boost the company’s production by ...

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Santos, Australia's largest oil and gas company, tightened its production forecast for the full year on Thursday in order to ...

The oil and gas giant’s liabilities for the removal of disused wells, pipelines and other heavy equipment is already $6.3 ...

Australian oil and gas producer Santos said on Friday it had signed a mid-term liquefied natural gas supply deal with ...

Santos has reported increased production volumes for the second quarter, primarily driven by robust performance in Western ...

The Australian Workers’ Union is emerging as a key gatekeeper to the Albanese government’s approval of a near-$30bn takeover ...

Reuters. The logo of Australian oil and gas producer Santos Ltd is pictured in Sydney February 15, 2016. Santos Ltd, which rejected a A$7.1 billion takeover last year, slid to a loss in 2015, hit ...