Statoil's profit more than halved in Q3
Dipping oil prices continue to plague Norwegian oil giant Statoil, with its adjusted earnings before tax dropping by 60 percent in Q3 to USD 436 million. The company is cutting back on investments.
BY KATRINE GRØNVALD RAUN & SØREN SPRINGBORG
Norway's Statoil has seen a significant drop in adjusted earnings after tax, which came to USD 436 million in the third quarter of the year - a drop of 60 percent compared with the same period of 2014 when it bagged more than USD 1 billion, the interim report, published Wednesday morning, shows.
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