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Japan's Inpex stays committed to Middle East oil despite Hormuz disruption

The National ·

Japan's largest oil and gas producer, Inpex, remains committed to Middle East operations despite months of disruption to shipping through the Strait of Hormuz. This has hampered its offshore operations in Abu Dhabi while leaving onshore production unaffected. “I don't think they will reduce, or we…

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