ConocoPhillips, the third-largest US oil company, has reported a 76 per cent drop in profits but a strong rise in production for the second quarter.
Jim Mulva, Conoco’s chairman and chief executive, also claimed success in his drive to cut costs.
By Sheila McNulty and Ed Crooks
Published: July 29 2009 20:34 | Last updated: July 29 2009 20:34
ConocoPhillips, the third-largest US oil company, has reported a 76 per cent drop in profits but a strong rise in production for the second quarter.
Jim Mulva, Conoco’s chairman and chief executive, also claimed success in his drive to cut costs.