Equality likely to trump expedience in Woodside buyback

By Malcolm Maiden
Updated August 1 2014 - 1:08am, first published 12:32am
Shell would reap plenty of franking credits under Woodside's planned buyback.
Shell would reap plenty of franking credits under Woodside's planned buyback.

Super funds and other big Woodside shareholders knew that there was a trade-off involved in the group's plan to assist Shell’s exit from its register with a $US2.7 billion selective share buyback.

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