BP says it is starting a process to market its North Sea business for a potential sale. The company frames the move as part of a broader portfolio review, in which it assesses how its assets fit its strategy. According to the reports, BP has initiated steps to reach potential buyers, but neither outlet specifies timing, valuation, or whether the sale is expected to complete. The announcement indicates BP is considering monetising the North Sea operations as part of efforts to reshape its asset base. The North Sea business is described in broad terms, without detailed information on which specific fields or subsidiaries would be included. Overall, both sources present the same core information: BP has begun a marketing process linked to a wider review of its portfolio and may pursue a sale if terms attract appropriate interest. The reports do not include new financial figures or guidance changes related to the transaction.