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During the fourth quarter and the full-year 2025, resource conversion activity was robust and largely positive. While we have only owned Harbour since the summer of 2024, it has been a very eventful holding period. During the quarter, long-time Fund holding Comerica became subject to activist shareholder pressure to maximize shareholder value through a sale process.
North Sea-focused Harbour Energy posted 2025 production at the top-end of its forecast on Thursday, boosted by stronger output from new wells and projects.
HBRIY's appointment as Zama operator signals a strategic shift in Mexico's offshore policy, unlocking growth potential for both the project and the country.
Harbour Energy PLC Sponsored ADR (OTCMKTS:HBRIY - Get Free Report) shares gapped up before the market opened on Wednesday. The stock had previously closed at $2.58, but opened at $2.75. Harbour Energy shares last traded at $2.75, with a volume of 360 shares traded. Harbour Energy Stock Up 1.8% The company has a quick
Britain's North Sea-focused Harbour Energy said on Wednesday it has been named operator of the Zama oil field in Mexico, after project partners Pemex, Grupo Carso and Talos Energy agreed to the appointment.
Harbour Energy PLC (LSE:HBR) has been appointed operator of the Zama oil project offshore Mexico. The appointment was agreed by the Zama project partners and approved by Mexico's Ministry of Energy, known as SENER.
HBRIY's $3.2B deal to buy LLOG delivers oil-weighted deepwater assets and secures a long-sought entry into the Gulf of America.
Harbour Energy plc (HBRIY) M&A Call Transcript
Harbour Energy PLC (LSE:HBR) on Monday announced a major deal which City analysts see as a high-quality, long-term move. The firm, the North Sea's largest independent producer, has agreed to Gulf of America focused independent acquire LLOG Exploration Company for $3.2 billion.
Harbour Energy Plc (HBRIY) has agreed to acquire LLOG Exploration Co. for $3.2 billion, a move that could mark the company's entry into the deepwater US Gulf of
Harbour Energy PLC (LSE:HBR) has agreed to acquire LLOG Exploration Company LLC for $3.2 billion, to enter the Gulf of America. The comprises $2.7 billion in cash and $0.5 billion in Harbour shares, and, upon completion, LLOG will become Harbour's Gulf of America business unit.
The deal marks a strategic entry into the Gulf of Mexico for the oil-and-gas producer.
North Sea-focused Harbour Energy said on Monday it would buy deepwater oil and gas exploration and production company LLOG Exploration for $3.2 billion, marking its entry into the U.S. Gulf of Mexico.
HBRIY is buying most Waldorf subsidiaries for $170M, lifting its Catcher stake to 90% and adding production, reserves and tax benefits.
Harbour Energy PLC (LSE:HBR) shares traded positively on Monday, after it sealed its latest piece of North Sea consolidation, acquiring more of its Catcher field. The independent oiler agreed to buy substantially all the subsidiaries of Waldorf Energy Partners Ltd and Waldorf Production Ltd, which are currently in administration, in a deal worth $170 million.
Shares in Harbour Energy PLC (LSE:HBR) spurted almost 7% higher to 212.5p after the FTSE 250 group struck a $170 million deal to increase its ownership of the Catcher and Kraken oil fields in the UK North Sea. It has agreed to most of the subsidiaries of Waldorf Energy Partners and Waldorf Production, funded from existing liquidity and targeted for completion in the second quarter of 2026.
Harbour Energy said on Friday it had agreed to acquire all the subsidiaries of Waldorf Energy Partners and Waldorf Production in the UK North Sea fields, currently in administration, for $170 million, sending its shares up nearly 6%.
Harbour Energy on Monday agreed to sell its operated interests in the Natuna Sea Block A field and the Tuna development project in Indonesia to oil and gas firm Prime Group for $215 million.
Harbour Energy says it is exploring merger-and-acquisition opportunities in the U.S. as its production base shifts toward the western Atlantic.
North Sea-focused Harbour Energy on Thursday said a review of its UK operations has resulted in a reduction of 250 jobs due to significantly lower anticipated investment in the UK driven by the domestic fiscal regime.