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| | ... around a 5% benefit to discounted cash flow (DCF) because their earnings are highly leveraged to cooper Basin. Woodside, Santos, and AWE would have around a 2% benefit to DCP. In the utilities market, the repeal of the carbon scheme will see a reduction ... |
| | | ... analysis include Wesfarmers, BHP Billiton, Rio Tinto, Transurban, NAB, ANZ, Stockland, Origin Energy, AGL Energy, IAG, Santos and Bluescope Steel. See Also: Net Balance launches research and development institute |
| | | ... number seven. Westpac, Woolworths and Stockland were awarded silver, and Qantas, NAB, Amcor, AGL, Transurban Group, BHP, Santos and Woodside were awarded bronze. RobecoSAM assessed the sustainability performance of more than 2,000 companies around the ... |
| | | ... different investment teams at Colonial, some focused on Australian equities, and so they have potential exposure through Santos and the domestically listed companies. Any large investor in Australia will have exposure to BHP and they just had a massive ... |
| | | The Australian Shareholders' Association (ASA) has struck out at a proposal from Santos to grant AU$2m grant of performance shares to CEO David Knox, in addition to his normal base salary plus short and long term incentives. The company put the issue ... |
| | | Santos has reported on 24 material sustainability indicators, against a 51% increase in net profit after tax to AU$753m, a 14% increase in sales revenue to AU$2.53bn and a 5% decrease in production volume. "Key sustainability issues for us in 2012 include ... |
| | | ... to reflect this." The report named the top 10 companies by their overall approach to integrated reporting - Amcor, GPT, Santos, Transurban, Westpac, Oil Search, AGL, Rio Tinto, IAG, and Orica. Evans noted that all of the companies in the top 10 have ... |
| | | ... individual companies." Regnan recently researched four ASX listed companies with coal seam gas projects - Origin Energy, AGL, Santos and Dart Energy - to weigh their possible ESG risk exposures. Each company has different profiles, exposures and risk ... |
| | | ... is working with an international multi-stakeholder working group to develop the oil and gas sector supplement, including Santos, BP, ENI, Hess, International Federation of Chemical, Energy, Mine and General Workers 'Unions (ICEM), IndustriEnergi, Norway ... |
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