LONDON, Jan ‌14 (Reuters) - ​Shell ‌and Exxon ​Mobil have ‍halted a ​planned ​sale of ⁠their natural gas assets in Britain's ‌Southern North Sea ​to ‌Viaro Energy, ‍Shell said ⁠in a statement on Wednesday. "Despite a ​constructive process, completion conditions were not met as commercial and market conditions evolved," a Shell ​spokesperson said.

Investing.com -- Shell and Exxon Mobil have decided not to move forward with their planned sale of natural gas assets in the UK southern North Sea to Viaro Energy, according to a statement from Shell. The companies abandoned the deal after "completion conditions were not met as commercial and market conditions evolved," Shell said in its statement.

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Shell and ​Exxon Mobil ‌have halted a planned sale of ‌their natural gas ​assets in Britain's Southern ‍North Sea to Viaro Energy, Shell ⁠said ‍in a statement on ‌Wednesday.

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