Company man says 'we can work it out' as Statoil cuts back
Eldar Saetre became CEO of Norway's Statoil a few months after the oil price began its decline. Since then, he has reduced spending by almost 50 percent from a peak USD 20 billion in 2014.
BY MIKAEL HOLTER, BLOOMBERG
Facing the worst market slump in a generation, Norway's biggest oil producer turned to a company veteran who likes to joke about his roots in a fjord-strewn district known for its penny-wise inhabitants.
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