TotalEnergies CEO Says Post-Dividend Break-Even Will Be Lowered To $35 From $50; Production Growth Of 2%-3% To 2035 Is Achievable Without Big M&A; Upstream President Terraz Says Expect To Deliver Additional $4B-$5B Of Cash Flow From Operations Between 2025-2030 In All Price Scenarios, Targets First Oil Production From Uganda's Kingfisher And Startup Of EACOP Pipeline By End Of Year; Expects Tilenga Oil Production To Start In First Half Of 2027, Later Than Previously Announced
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TotalEnergies said it needs less oil money to stay healthy. The company plans steady growth and will make more cash from new projects coming online.
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