
Dutch-British oil giant Shell may finally be pulling out of Denmark.
According to news media Reuters, the oil company will sell its shares in the Danish Underground Consortium (DUC), a joint venture between the Danish state and several major players, including the Maersk Group.
The shares are worth approximately USD 1 billion and practically speaking the sale will mean that Shell abandons the Danish share of the North Sea.
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