Tuesday, November 5, 2024

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Eni, Vaar Agree to Buy Neptune Energy in $4.9 Billion Deal

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Italy's Eni ENI.MI and its Norwegian unit Vaar have agreed to buy private-equity backed Neptune Energy in a deal valuing the assets of the gas and oil producer at $4.9 billion including debt…

Delek Nearing Deal for Chevron's North Sea Fields

Israel's Delek Group is close to clinching Chevron's oil and gas fields in the British North Sea, which have a price tag of around $2 billion, sources familiar with the matter told Reuters.Delek…

Neptune Energy Names Lumens CFO

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Private equity backed oil and gas producer Neptune Energy on Monday named former Louis Dreyfus executive Armand Lumens as its chief financial officer.

Neptune Energy Reports $70 mln H1 Profit

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Private equity-backed oil and gas producer Neptune Energy on Thursday reported a profit of $70 million and a cash pile of over $500 million in the first quarterly results it has published,…

Neptune Energy Buys VNG's O&G Assets off Norway, Denmark

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Private equity-backed Neptune Energy has agreed to buy the Norwegian and Danish offshore oil and gas assets of German gas utility VNG, the companies said on Thursday.Headed by former Centrica boss Sam Laidlaw and backed by the Carlyle

Boosted by Rising Oil Prices, Spain's Repsol Hits Accelerator

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Spain's Repsol plans to increase investment and production and lift its dividend by 2020 after years of cost cuts, the oil and gas company said on Wednesday, as a rebound in global oil prices…

Repsol Beats Street, Hikes Dividend

Spanish oil major Repsol on Wednesday hiked its dividend by 13 percent to 0.90 euros per share after posting a better than expected fourth-quarter net profit, as trading gains and lower financial…

Shale Firm's Bankruptcy Exit Doesn't End Struggle

Magnum Hunter Resources Corp and its founder Gary Evans are emblematic for the U.S. shale revolution: it started small, borrowed heavily to snap up land and rivals and then crumbled under the weight of debt when prices crashed.