Equinor fared poorly in Q3
The Norwegian oil major's quarterly accounts ended in keeping with analysts' skeptical predictions. The company nearly halves its adjusted operating result following a tough autumn, which saw lower oil and gas prices.
BY MATHIAS JULIUS FALKENGAARD
Over the past month Equinor has been celebrating that the company's prestige project Johan Sverdrup has entered the production phase, and most recently that the first cargo has been shipped to China. Events that have received great political interest.
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