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| | | ... our remaining holdings was in their best interests at this time. We may reconsider our position if circumstances change." Santos, WiseTech, and Woodside remain on HESTA's watchlist. |
| | | | ... growing renewables, Australia has never curtailed new oil and gas expansion, with projects like Woodside's Scarborough and Santos' Barossa proceeding under government support for gas as a "transition fuel." The open letter urges Canberra to: Mandate ... |
| | | | ... investors that it's taking appropriate action to address these governance failures. Alongside MinRes, Woodside, and Santos remain HESTA watchlist companies. Last Monday, MinRes announced that its founder Chris Ellison would depart the company within ... |
| | | | Santos is in federal court this week over greenwashing allegations in the first court case in the world to challenge the legitimacy of a company's net zero emissions plan. This comes as the nonprofit Climate Integrity has made a complaint with the Australian ... |
| | | | ... 2022 to $1.7 billion in 2024. Meanwhile, ANZ, NAB and Westpac are currently arranging a $750 million loan to energy giant Santos; according to Market Forces, CommBank is not involved. The three banks and Santos did not provide comment at time of publication. ... |
| | | | ... dollar terms and as a proportion of share investments. The 'Climate Wreckers Index' includes companies like Woodside Energy, Santos, and Whitehaven Coal, which would be responsible for the majority (59%) of emissions across the index if their expansion ... |
| | | | ... focus companies include Adbri, AGL, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas, Rio Tinto, Santos, South32, Woodside and Woolworths. Will van de Pol, Market Forces CEO said: "It's very concerning that the world's biggest ... |
| | | | While the country's top 30 super funds have lower stakes in Woodside and Santos, they continue to engage with the resource companies while prioritising returns for members. Compared with two years prior, the two energy giants have a larger share ... |
| | | | ... focus companies include Adbri, AGL, BHP, Bluescope Steel, Boral, Incitec Pivot, Orica, Origin Energy, Qantas, Rio Tinto, Santos, South32, Woodside and Woolworths. "J.P. Morgan Asset Management (JPMAM) is not renewing its membership in Climate Action ... |
| | | | ... companies," Verwey said. "We are currently running two campaigns on the platform - one on the forthcoming vote on the chairs of Santos and Woodside, and the other towards Woolworths and Coles to get them to stop sourcing their salmon from Macquarie Harbour ... |
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