Fossil Fuel Exploration and Production

Harbour Energy Plc

EnQuest Completes Acquisition of Harbour Energy's Vietnam Business

Haber Energy's stock falls, Goldman Sachs downgrades rating

Harbour Energy CFO Participates in Dividend Reinvestment Plan

Harbour Energy Successfully Launches Maria Phase 2 Oil Project in Norway

Harbour Energy Annual General Meeting Passes Director Appointment and Remuneration Resolutions

Harbour Energy PLC Reports Q1 Production and Raises Full-Year Guidance

Harbour Energy to Cut 250 Jobs Due to Government Policies

Egypt's Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources, Karim Badawi, opened the 11th Egypt Oil and Gas Convention (EOGC 2025), emphasizing the importance of collaboration in overcoming energy security challenges. The event highlighted successful projects and awarded companies for operational excellence, including GPC, SLB, Harbour Energy, and United Energy Egypt. The convention aims to advance Egypt's upstream opportunities and boost operational efficiency.

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SNG: Egypt awards upstream projects at EOGC 2025 as Badawi cites energy security gains

London’s FTSE 100 fell 0.6% due to a Wall Street sell-off, while the FTSE 250 edged up 0.1%. Weak British GDP data fueled rate-cut bets. U.S. stocks tumbled over AI bubble concerns. Precious metal miners surged but trimmed gains. InterContinental Hotels rose 2% on an upgrade, WH Smith fell 2.1% on delayed results, Card Factory plunged 27.4% on profit warning, and Harbour Energy rose 3.3% on an acquisition.

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InterContinental Hotels Group PLC

FTSE 100 closes lower as Wall St mood sours

UK stocks rose, with the FTSE 100 up 0.3% and the FTSE 250 up 0.7%. Precious metal miners surged due to higher gold and silver prices. Weak UK GDP data fueled expectations of a Bank of England rate cut. InterContinental Hotels Group rose 2% after an upgrade, while Card Factory fell 26% on profit warnings. Harbour Energy rose 4.1% after an acquisition announcement.

InterContinental Hotels 

UK stocks rise as precious metal miners shine; BoE in focus

** Shares of Harbour Energy up 5.1% at 209.4p, Capricorn Energy up 1.5% at 193p** HBR says it will acquire all subsidiaries of Waldorf Energy Partners and Waldorf Production, currently under administration, for $170 million ** CNE says it has signed a lock-up agreement backing the deal and will settle unsecured claims against Waldorf for about $4 million–$5 mln** Including session gains, Harbour down 18.1% YTD, Capricorn down ~34.1% YTD

UK’s Harbour, Capricorn rise after Waldorf acquisition deal update

Capricorn Energy PLC supports the acquisition of Waldorf Production UK Plc by Harbour Energy plc through a lock-up agreement. Capricorn agrees to settle unsecured claims against Waldorf for $4m-$5m and retains rights to potential residual claims. The transaction requires regulatory consents and a restructuring plan.

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REG - Capricorn Energy PLC - Waldorf Update

Harbour Energy PLC :HARBOUR ENERGY PLC - UK NORTH SEA ACQUISITIONHARBOUR ENERGY PLC - TO BUY WALDORF SUBSIDIARIES FOR $170 MILLIONHARBOUR ENERGY PLC - ACQUISITION ACCRETIVE TO HARBOUR'S FREE CASH FLOWHARBOUR ENERGY PLC: ACQUISITION EXPECTED TO ADD OIL-WEIGHTED PRODUCTION OF 20 KBOEPD AND 2P RESERVES OF 35 MMBOE

Harbour Energy To Buy Waldorf Subsidiaries For $170 Million

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UK's FTSE 100 index is expected to open unchanged. Smith & Nephew raised its 2025 cash flow forecast. Anglo American withdrew a bonus policy proposal. Harbour Energy sold interests in Indonesia for $215 million. Barclays may acquire Evelyn Partners. Magnum Ice Cream set debut price at 12.80 euros. Ben & Jerry’s board chair resists Unilever's pressure. Trustpilot refutes short-seller claims. UK job market weak ahead of budget. Gold rises, oil at two-week highs, copper hits record.