Challenger Energy Group has confirmed that Uruguay’s Ministry of Environment has granted permits enabling seismic acquisition in national waters, including 3D seismic on the Company’s AREA OFF-1 block...
Challenger Energy has filed a Claim Form in the Isle of Man High Court seeking approval to convene a shareholder meeting on 26 November 2025 to consider a scheme of arrangement relating to Sintana Energy’s proposed offer for the company..
Oil prices have regained ground as investors weigh renewed dialogue between the United States and China against the lingering risk of tariff escalation...
Challenger Energy Group PLC has agreed to an all-share acquisition by Sintana Energy Inc. through a court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement. Challenger shareholders will receive 0.4705 new Sintana shares for each Challenger share, valuing the deal at about £45 million and giving them a 25% stake in the combined group...
Oil prices ticked higher as OPEC+ held to its cautious pace, signalling confidence in controlled supply and reinforcing investor trust in the market’s stability...
With shallow water and development-friendly reservoir depths, even modest discoveries would be commercially viable. A farm-out process is now underway as Challenger looks to accelerate momentum in one of the world’s most overlooked emerging basins...
Challenger Energy has completed the first phase of its technical work on AREA OFF-3 in Uruguay, identifying multiple new anomalies with estimated recoverable resources of up to 980 million barrels...
Challenger Energy has published its Interim Results for the six months to 30 June 2025. The period saw progress in Uruguay, with Chevron assuming operatorship of the AREA OFF-1 block and preparations advancing for 3D seismic acquisition, while technical work on AREA OFF-3 was largely completed ahead of a farm-out process...
Challenger Energy Group has finalised the sale of its entire business in Trinidad and Tobago to Steeldrum Ventures Group. The $1.75 million deal, now fully approved by regulators, has been adjusted so all remaining payments will be made in cash. The company said the sale enables it to focus on its core exploration assets in Uruguay...
Challenger Energy Group has confirmed that Uruguay’s Ministry of Environment has granted permits enabling seismic acquisition in national waters, including 3D seismic on the Company’s AREA OFF-1 block...
Challenger Energy has filed a Claim Form in the Isle of Man High Court seeking approval to convene a shareholder meeting on 26 November 2025 to consider a scheme of arrangement relating to Sintana Energy’s proposed offer for the company..
Oil prices have regained ground as investors weigh renewed dialogue between the United States and China against the lingering risk of tariff escalation...
Challenger Energy Group PLC has agreed to an all-share acquisition by Sintana Energy Inc. through a court-sanctioned scheme of arrangement. Challenger shareholders will receive 0.4705 new Sintana shares for each Challenger share, valuing the deal at about £45 million and giving them a 25% stake in the combined group...
Oil prices ticked higher as OPEC+ held to its cautious pace, signalling confidence in controlled supply and reinforcing investor trust in the market’s stability...
With shallow water and development-friendly reservoir depths, even modest discoveries would be commercially viable. A farm-out process is now underway as Challenger looks to accelerate momentum in one of the world’s most overlooked emerging basins...
Challenger Energy has completed the first phase of its technical work on AREA OFF-3 in Uruguay, identifying multiple new anomalies with estimated recoverable resources of up to 980 million barrels...
Challenger Energy has published its Interim Results for the six months to 30 June 2025. The period saw progress in Uruguay, with Chevron assuming operatorship of the AREA OFF-1 block and preparations advancing for 3D seismic acquisition, while technical work on AREA OFF-3 was largely completed ahead of a farm-out process...
Challenger Energy Group has finalised the sale of its entire business in Trinidad and Tobago to Steeldrum Ventures Group. The $1.75 million deal, now fully approved by regulators, has been adjusted so all remaining payments will be made in cash. The company said the sale enables it to focus on its core exploration assets in Uruguay...
