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Guyana’s Oil Books Don’t Add Up by $6.7 Billion, Analysts Say
Analysts report a $6.7 billion discrepancy in Guyana’s oil revenue, citing Exxon’s cost recovery figures implying at least $68 billion in revenue compared to the Bank of Guyana’s reported $51 billion. The gap arises from Exxon’s stated $51 billion cost recovery and the contract’s 75% ceiling, which suggests higher revenue than the central bank’s records.
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