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Officials from the British supermajor BP have said that the Indian arm of its supply and trading business will be moved from Dubai after four of the five-member team resigned.
“This is an interim arrangement. BP Singapore is looking to implement its supply and trading strategy in India,” a BP official, who declined to be identified, is reported by Reuters as saying.
“It is not clear by when a final decision on resourcing of India operations will be taken by our Singapore office,” he added.
BP are trying to fill the positions but declined to comment on matters regarding personnel.
Industry figures also told Reuters that the move was not likely to impact BP’s business in any way.
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