Cuatro compañías de petróleo y gas registran caída del 17,5 % en ingresos en 2025FY

Cuatro compañías de petróleo y gas reportaron una disminución del 17,5 % en los ingresos para el ejercicio fiscal 2025, atribuida a los costos de ventas.

Según un informe, cuatro compañías de petróleo y gas experimentaron una caída del 17,5 % en los ingresos en el ejercicio fiscal 2025. Esta caída se vinculó al costo de las ventas. Las compañías no fueron nombradas en la información disponible. Este desarrollo resalta los desafíos del sector ante el alza de los gastos operativos.

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