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GS Holdings

GS Holdings Corp. operates with its subsidiaries across energy, power generation, retail, services, construction, and infrastructure. It supplies heating and cooling facilities, composite resin, electricity and steam from coal power plants and wind farms, and LNG to power distribution companies, and also produces bio diesel and exports refined oils, lubricants, aromatics, and polymers. The company collects waste to convert into rare metals, manufactures wind turbines, operates a shipping fleet of petrochemical tankers and gas carriers, and provides petroleum product distribution, transportation, and car sharing services. Its retail operations include GS25 convenience stores, GS THE FRESH retail chain, GS SHOP live commerce, and Parnas hotels, while it also produces ready-to-eat foods, offers media and marketing services, manages the FC Seoul soccer team and GS Caltex Seoul Kixx volleyball team, processes rebar, and provides home network systems, real estate asset management, residential customer support, and plant operation and maintenance services, along with golf and ski resorts. Founded in 2004, the company is based in Seoul, South Korea.

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GS Holdings second-quarter net income surges to KRW 1.06 trillion

GS Holdings Corp. reported a sharp rise in second-quarter net income attributable to shareholders of the parent company, which climbed to KRW 1.06 trillion from KRW 38 billion a year earlier. Operating income jumped to KRW 1.72 trillion from KRW 486 billion, while sales increased to KRW 7.41 trillion from KRW 5.93 trillion. The South Korean investment holding company disclosed the results on Tuesday.
078930.KO · Capital · Positive Net income surged to KRW 1.06 trillion from KRW 38 billion, with operating income up sharply.
078935.KO · Capital · Positive Net income surged to KRW 1.06 trillion from KRW 38 billion, with operating income up sharply.
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BP Inks Deal With ADNOC for 10% Stake in UAE's Bab Gas Cap Project

BP has signed an agreement with ADNOC and other partners to develop the Bab Gas Cap project in the United Arab Emirates, taking a 10% stake. ADNOC will hold a 60% majority stake, with TotalEnergies also at 10%, CNPC International at 8%, INPEX at 5%, China ZhenHua Oil at 4%, and GS Energy at 3%. The project aims to produce up to 1.5 billion cubic feet of natural gas per day from the onshore Bab field, one of Abu Dhabi's largest onshore oil fields, and will support domestic gas and condensate production as well as strengthen ADNOC's LNG exports, including the Ruwais LNG project. This marks BP's first direct access to upstream natural gas resources in Abu Dhabi, and the company will act as the asset lead for the project.
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BP.LSE · Demand · Positive BP gains 10% stake in Bab Gas Cap project, securing long-term natural gas production and LNG export growth.
TTE.PA · Demand · Positive TotalEnergies holds 10% stake, expanding its presence in UAE gas production.
1605.JP · Demand · Positive Inpex takes 5% stake in the project, gaining access to Abu Dhabi gas resources.
China ZhenHua Oil Co., Ltd. · Demand · Positive China ZhenHua Oil takes 4% stake, securing gas supply for China.
078930.KO · Demand · Positive GS Energy takes 3% stake, participating in the development of a major gas project.
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