Exxon has operations in Guyana and South America, with Andreas providing context and contract wins for the narrative.
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Exxon has operations in Guyana and South America, with Andreas providing context and contract wins for the narrative.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.ExxonMobil resists ring-fencing demands from Guyana, and Routledge is named as President of ExxonMobil Guyana Ltd.1 source
Exxon maintains operations in Guyana and South America, leveraging the region for business growth.1 source
Exxon successfully defended against Anadarko's takeover bid while exploring new stakes in Guyana.1 source
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