Analysts: Maersk's oil business hinges on Qatar deal
Maersk Oil currently finds itself on shaky ground as the company is fighting to maintain a contract on a lucrative oil field in Qatar. A significant part of the company's revenue and output depends on Qatar, and a major bank does not see many chances of a positive outcome for Maersk.
BY OLE ANDERSEN, SHIPPINGWATCH, AND MATHIAS ØRSBORG JOHANSEN, ENERGIWATCH
A massive portion of Maersk's oil business could fall off the group's hands, as the company is currently at risk of losing a cooperation agreement with Qatar's state-owned oil company.
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