Filings show two of the three Stabroek Block partners, Hess and CNOOC, injected no fresh capital for two years, because Guyana funds the development itself.
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Key Facts
—The filings. Hess and CNOOC reported no head-office capital contributions to the block for 2024 and 2025.
—The stakes. Hess holds 30 percent and CNOOC 25 percent, together a majority of the consortium.
—The operator. ExxonMobil, the 45 percent operator, put in GY$46.4bn ($222m) in 2025 and GY$105bn ($502m) in 2024.
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