Latest Production Sharing Contracts News

Conrad Asia Energy has locked in a transformative farm-in and financing deal for its flagship Mako gas field, setting the stage for first gas in late 2027. The company also resolved historic disputes, strengthening its position in Indonesia’s growing gas market.

Conrad Asia Energy and Empyrean Energy have reached a binding settlement over historical cash call arrears in the Duyung Production Sharing Contract, involving asset transfers and payments that realign project interests and support the Mako gas field’s development timeline.

NuEnergy Gas Limited reported a cash outflow in Q4 2025 but secured a binding gas sales agreement and a strategic funding collaboration to advance its Indonesian coal bed methane projects.

NuEnergy Gas Limited has completed drilling four wells at its Tanjung Enim project, gearing up for initial gas sales in the first half of FY26. The company also inked key agreements to finance and expand its coal bed methane operations in Indonesia.

Cue Energy Resources reports steady production and a strong cash position, advancing long-term gas contracts in Australia with new drilling planned. Key developments in Indonesia and New Zealand also shape the company’s near-term outlook.

Lion Energy has locked in funding for its Bula Karang-1 well in Indonesia’s East Seram PSC, with drilling set for mid-2026. Meanwhile, the company is holding back on its green hydrogen project pending government grants.

NuEnergy Gas Limited has inked a fully funded collaboration with PT Beijing Energy Linking to scale its Tanjung Enim coalbed methane project from early sales to a major 25 MMSCFD production plateau.

Lion Energy has struck a pivotal farm-out deal with OPIC, securing 88% funding for its 2026 Bula Karang exploration well in Indonesia’s East Seram PSC, significantly reducing its financial exposure while retaining substantial upside.

Melbana Energy has postponed drilling the Amistad-11 well in Cuba after joint venture partner Sonangol failed to meet payment obligations, triggering a formal Notice of Default.

Conrad Asia Energy has secured transformative funding and a farm-down deal for its Mako gas field, setting the stage for first gas production by late 2027 amid soaring Indonesian gas demand.

Conrad Asia Energy Ltd has had its trading suspension lifted following the completion of a significant farm down of 75% of its Duyung Production Sharing Contract. This move marks a pivotal moment for the company’s asset portfolio and market presence.

Conrad Asia Energy has partnered with PT Nations Natuna Barat to farm down a majority stake in the Mako gas field, securing full funding for its development and reducing capital risk. The deal positions Conrad to focus on other exploration assets while retaining operational control.