
Norwegian oil major Statoil has booked an adjusted operating result of USD 2.3 billion in this year's third quarter, shows the interim report Thursday morning CET. This is an increase over the same period last year, in which the oil company achieved an operating result of USD 636 million.
In the quarter, the company grew production and now expects total growth of 6 percent for the full year.
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