BP's fresh leadership is laser-focused on one thing: getting back to basics. The new CEO has made it crystal clear—pump up returns from oil and gas operations, slash expenses, and chip away at debt. It's a deliberate pivot. The company's hunting for its identity in an increasingly complex energy landscape, and the answer they've landed on? Double down hard on what they know best. Cut the fat, boost margins, reduce leverage. That's the playbook.

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AirdropSkepticvip
· 13h ago
I looked for a long time, BP is playing the "Back to Basics" trap, to put it bluntly, they don't want to let go of the oil and gas business.
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wagmi_eventuallyvip
· 13h ago
Returning to the fundamentals, I've seen this trap many times. BP is just betting that it can rely on oil and gas to survive the energy transition, right?
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digital_archaeologistvip
· 13h ago
Back to the point, this BP operation is still somewhat interesting, but it lacks a sense of innovation.
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FlashLoanKingvip
· 13h ago
Back to the old business, I can understand. But can one really win by stubbornly sticking to oil and gas in this day and age?
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