Latest Oil And Gas Assets News

Invictus Energy updates progress on its AMOG joint venture with Al Mansour Holdings, revealing ongoing negotiations for a significant Qatari ownership stake and deferral of a key placement settlement.

Central Petroleum has agreed to sell its Northern Territory sub-salt exploration permits to Georgina Energy, gaining a 25% equity stake in the helium-focused explorer. The deal refocuses Central on conventional oil and gas while offering shareholders exposure to emerging helium and hydrogen prospects.

Whitebark Energy has completed a critical soil gas survey in South Australia’s Officer Basin and unveiled a fresh evaluation of its Warro Gas Field, aiming to unlock new energy resources while exiting Canadian operations.

ASF Group Limited reported a solid cash position of $2.44 million as of September 2025, driven by strategic investment moves and technology development, while extending its share buyback program.

Invictus Energy has deferred the settlement of a significant AU$37.8 million placement to align with its strategic partnership with Al Mansour Holdings, advancing the development of its Cabora Bassa Project in Zimbabwe.

Whitebark Energy has finalized the sale of its remaining 10% interest in the Wizard Lake assets to Conflux Energy, marking a strategic shift to focus on Australian projects.

Horizon Oil Limited reported robust FY25 financial and operational results at the RIU Good Oil & Gas Conference, highlighting sustained dividends and a clear growth strategy across its Asia-Pacific portfolio.

Echelon Resources Limited reported a robust financial year ending June 2025, driven by strategic asset acquisitions and strong commodity prices, delivering a 34% revenue increase and a near 20-fold jump in net profit after tax.

Invictus Energy has forged a landmark partnership with Al Mansour Holdings, securing a strategic 19.9% stake and up to US$500 million in funding to advance its Cabora Bassa Project and expand into African upstream oil and gas markets.

Horizon Oil and its partners have secured a ten-year extension for the Maari oilfield permit in New Zealand, enabling continued production and strategic planning through 2037. This comes as the field hits its highest output in over five years.

Cue Energy Resources will pay a final dividend of 0.5 cents per share, with Echelon Resources set to receive approximately AUD 1.75 million from its near 50% stake. This payout underscores steady cash flow prospects for Echelon amid ongoing exploration efforts.

Strike Energy has reported a significant downgrade in its Walyering gas field reserves following FY25 production data, alongside plans to drill a new exploration well in early 2026 to address potential supply shortfalls.