10/09/2015at 10:02

Maersk Oil: The right acquisitions are out there

The Danish oil company is open to a variety of possibilities in its current search for acquisition candidates. CEO Jakob Thomasen explains that disagreements related to the price of new assets may require patience, though the war chest is ready.

BY MATHIAS ØRSBORG JOHANSEN, ENERGIWATCH

A financially strong Maersk Group is currently on the lookout for acquisition candidates for the conglomerates oil business, and in relation to the group's Capital Markets Day yesterday, Wednesday, Maersk Oil CEO Jakob Thomasen explained that the company is open to growth in a variety of ways.

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