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TotalEnergies may sell part of its Adani Green stake to refocus on U.S., Europe, and Brazil amid debt and earnings challenges.
TotalEnergies may sell part of its 20% stake in Adani Green Energy, acquired for $2 billion in 2021, as it refocuses investments on the U.S., Europe, and Brazil amid rising debt and weaker earnings.
The French energy giant plans to cut annual capital spending to $15–17 billion from 2027, part of a $7.5 billion cost-saving effort, and aims for 4% annual energy growth through 2030, with 20% yearly electricity expansion driven by renewables and flexible gas.
LNG cash flow is projected to grow over 70% by 2030, supported by major projects in the U.S. and Qatar.
The company expects to reduce net debt gearing to 15% by year-end and maintain strong shareholder returns through dividends and buybacks.
TotalEnergies podría vender parte de su participación en Adani Green para volver a centrarse en Estados Unidos, Europa y Brasil en medio de problemas de deuda y ganancias.