RE:RE:RE:....So....Not true, go to Woodside 2023 Annual Report. Namimbia is mentioned. EXPLORATION Woodside’s exploration strategy remains focused on accessing, testing and developing low cost, lower carbon, value-adding opportunities with the characteristics and project pace to be resilient through the energy transition. In the US Gulf of Mexico, Woodside was awarded five leases in lease sale 259 and was the highest bidder on 18 leases in lease sale 261.1 Woodside acquired a 44% working interest in two leases in the Green Canyon protraction area and participated in the drilling of the Spinel well (non-operated), which did not encounter hydrocarbons. Also acquired, was a 30% working interest in 11 leases in the Atwater Valley protraction area. The Egyptian regulator approved Woodside’s acquisition of a 27% interest in two non-operated blocks in the Herodotus Basin. Woodside signed an option agreement to acquire at least a 56% interest in Petroleum Exploration License 87, located offshore Namibia in the Orange Basin. Seismic acquisition was completed and a decision on exercising the option to enter will follow evaluation of the seismic data in 2024. Woodside continued to optimise its exploration portfolio, exiting blocks no longer considered prospective. This included a decision to exit Block 5 in deepwater Trinidad and Tobago and completing formal exit activities in offshore Canada, Republic of