16/09/2019at 10:00

Seadrill CEO wants oil firms to pay higher prices

Seadrill Chief Executive Anton Dibowitz is not happy with the prices oil companies currently offer rig companies. It will take time before the prices correct themselves again, says Equinor's CFO to ShippingWatch.

BY SØREN PICO, SHIPPINGWATCH

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