![Taqa's Atrush central processing facility, near Dohuk, about 85 kilometres north of the Iraqi Kurdistan capital of Erbil. Taqa bought into Atrush as operator four years ago when the find was first declared commercial, paying US$600 million for an initial stake of just over 53 per cent. It was the company’s first major operating asset in the Middle East. Courtesy Taqa *** Local Caption *** DSC00184.jpg](https://thenational-the-national-prod.cdn.arcpublishing.com/resizer/v2/O6QMJYYKQBOGVWINHDNQBLEIPA.jpg?smart=true&auth=478dbde39f44a760183e0944a759824e1b8df2501d0d796e155196c6b42a3051&width=400&height=225)
Taqa's Atrush processing plant, near Dohuk, about 85km north of the Iraqi Kurdish region's capital of Erbil. Photo: Taqa
Taqa's Atrush processing plant, near Dohuk, about 85km north of the Iraqi Kurdish region's capital of Erbil. Photo: Taqa
Taqa to sell its stake in Atrush oilfield in Iraq's Kurdish region
Abu Dhabi-listed company holds a 47.4% interest in the block