1. UNESCO listed Murujuga as a World Heritage site. 2. Woodside emphasizes significance for sustainability and indigenous rights. 3. Investors received an overview and Q&A on the listing. 4. Presentation materials were shared with attendees.
1. UNESCO listed Murujuga as a World Heritage site. 2. Woodside emphasizes significance for sustainability and indigenous rights. 3. Investors received an overview and Q&A on the listing. 4. Presentation materials were shared with attendees.
The UNESCO listing enhances Woodside's corporate image, potentially attracting more investment.
The announcement directly supports Woodside’s sustainability initiatives, likely impacting investor perception positively.
The listing may lead to sustained investor interest, improving long-term market positioning.
An overview of UNESCO's World Heritage Listing of Murujuga and its significance for Woodside, including a question-and-answer session, was provided to investors today by Woodside's Executive Vice President Sustainability, Policy and External Affairs Tony Cudmore and Global Head of Indigenous Affairs and Human Rights Sharon Reynolds.
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A copy of the presentation is attached.
This announcement was approved and authorised for release by Woodside's Disclosure Committee.
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