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Woodside Energy Group Limited American Depositary Shares (WDS)

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-0.92 (-6.33%)
NYSE · Last Trade: Apr 3rd, 9:36 PM EDT
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Competitors to Woodside Energy Group Limited American Depositary Shares (WDS)

Chevron Corporation CVX -6.22%

Chevron Corporation is a global energy company with extensive resources in oil and gas, including significant interests in Australia. Competition arises in various projects, especially in LNG where both companies are involved. Chevron's larger scale and global reach provide it with robust financial resources and capabilities in technology and innovation, giving it a competitive advantage for pursuing larger-scale projects than Woodside can typically handle. This scale allows Chevron to be aggressive in bidding for both upstream supplies and downstream markets.

Oil Search Limited primarily operates in Papua New Guinea and has a portfolio that includes both oil and gas assets, which positions them against Woodside's primary focus on LNG. The competition arises mainly in project development and production efficiency, where Oil Search aims to leverage its regional expertise to optimize costs. While Oil Search has a smaller market cap than Woodside, its specialized focus and operational expertise in PNG provide a competitive advantage in specific markets.

Origin Energy Limited OGFGF +0.00

Origin Energy Limited offers a range of energy products, including retailing natural gas and electricity alongside upstream gas production. While Woodside has a stronger focus on LNG and upstream operations, Origin's competitive advantage lies in its integrated approach, which includes customer-facing energy solutions and renewable energy investments. This vertical integration allows it to offer a unique value proposition that combines production with the customer market, showcasing a different competitive strategy compared to Woodside.

Santos Limited

Santos Limited operates in the same geographic areas as Woodside Energy and focuses on natural gas exploration and production. Both companies are significant players in the Australian energy market, vying for contracts related to liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports. While Santos has a more diversified portfolio in terms of conventional and unconventional gas, Woodside traditionally focuses heavily on LNG projects. Santos's integrated operations across production and processing give it a competitive edge in efficiency and cost management.

TotalEnergies SE

TotalEnergies SE operates on a global scale, spanning various segments of energy including oil, natural gas, and renewables. Their extensive portfolio and large-scale projects often put them in direct competition with Woodside in the LNG market. TotalEnergies's international presence and significant investments in technology and sustainable energy give them a competitive advantage over Woodside, allowing them to capitalize on broader market trends and develop a more diverse energy portfolio.