19/04/2017at 13:25

Maersk Oil could be close to Iran oil deal

The Danish oil company could be inches away from signing an Iranian oil contract.

BY RITZAU FINANS

Maersk Oil is once again rumored to be close to landing a deal to develop a major oil field in Iran, writes Iranian news media Mehr News.

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