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The F1 Surge: McLaren Racing Valued at $4.1B
Bloomberg Television· 2025-09-27 08:00
The team currently at the top of the F1 championship standings is winning in more ways than one. McLaren Racing was valued this month at over $4.1% billion in a stake sale evaluation, underscoring the increased investor interest in the growing sport. Joining us now is Zak Brown, McLaren Racing CEO.He's also the author of the upcoming book 7/10 of a Second, which will hit shelves later this year. Danny is very excited to read this book. I mean, I want to read it too, but she's the bigger F1.I will be the fir ...
Libya Nudges Output Higher as NOC Targets 2 Million bpd
Yahoo Finance· 2025-09-22 12:37
Group 1: Oil Production and Exports - Libya's crude oil output reached 1,388,330 barrels per day, an increase from 1,380,756 bpd the previous day, with condensate production at 52,730 barrels and liquefied gas output at approximately 2.57 billion cubic feet [1] - NOC's production averaged around 1.4 million bpd in August 2025, with a goal to lift output to 2 million bpd by year-end, supported by the return of major international oil companies [2] - Key terminals such as Es Sider, Ras Lanuf, Marsa al-Brega, and Zuetina are operating more efficiently, contributing to the recovery of exports [2] Group 2: Investment and Governance - Higher production volumes alone are insufficient; stability, transparency, and fair governance are essential to attract and sustain investor interest [3] - Libya's first licensing round in 17 years, offering 22 blocks, has drawn interest from top international firms, indicating potential for long-term investment [3] - Institutional strength and protecting technocratic leadership are crucial for safeguarding the oil sector, as highlighted by NOC's Emad Ben Rajab's push for transparency [4] Group 3: Market Position and Challenges - Libya possesses 48 billion barrels of proven oil reserves and significant gas resources, positioning it well to supply Europe and Asia [5] - Proximity to European markets and future renewable projects could enhance Libya's role in the energy sector, despite ongoing political divides, armed groups, and corruption posing persistent risks [5] - Lasting success in the oil sector will depend on institutional discipline, security, and genuine transparency [5]