Tullow oil PLC - 2020 FULL Year Results 10 March 2021 - Tullow Oil plc ( Tullow ), the independent oil and gas exploration and production group ( Group ), announces its Full Year Results for the year ended 31 December 2020. Details of a management presentation, webcast and conference call are available on the last page of this announcement or visit the Group s website www.tullowoil.com.
Rahul Dhir, Chief Executive Officer, Tullow Oil plc, commented today: After a year of significant change for Tullow, we are now executing a robust, cash generative business plan which is focused on our most productive assets. We have transformed our cost base, implemented rigorous capital discipline and are well placed to benefit from higher oil prices. We will start a multi-year, multi-well drilling programme in Ghana
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situations. why not have other banks just step up and say we want to be part of that? we put forward a new foreclosure we put forward a new refinancing proposal that calls for swifter refinancing that could save $3,000 a year for many families. could make a big difference between whether people can stay in their house or stay out of their house. we re putting forward servicing golden rule standards of what s the best way to deal with people. we should have an ethic throughout the country that anyone who can stay in their home has a chance to and finally, there s no question there have been enormous amounts of terrible abuses in the servicing, on the foreclosure. and, again, we think that the banks should embrace remedying those issues, not fight, not resist. that s what the president was trying to push in kansas. when i see people out occupying foreclosed homes and stop evictions and stop foreclosures right now, i think about you and your job and how important the leverage and the
why not have other banks just step up and say we want to be part of that? we put forward a new foreclosure we put forward a new refinancing proposal that calls for swifter refinancing that could save $3,000 a year for many families. could make a big difference between whether people can stay in their house or stay out of their house. we re putting forward servicing golden rule standards of what s the best way to deal with people. we should have an ethic throughout the country that anyone who can stay in their home has a chance to and finally, there s no question there have been enormous amounts of terrible abuses in the servicing, on the foreclosure. and, again, we think that the banks should embrace remedying those issues, not fight, not resist. that s what the president was trying to push in kansas.