Premier Oil
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Debt-riddled Premier will emerge as Harbour, seen valued at around $5 billion.
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The merger will effectively end the 86-year run of UK independent oil producer Premier Oil and give rise to one of the largest companies operating in the North Sea region.
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North Sea system now on track for completion in Q2 2021.
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Four recent deepwater offshore discoveries show exploration is not dead, it is just concentrated offshore.
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The deal is part of BP’s plan to divest $10 billion in the North Sea so that it can focus on developing core growth areas and construct more cost-effective subsea tiebacks in the region.
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The company will shell out more than $800 million to acquire interests in the Andrew and Shearwater areas, as well as the Tolmount field, offshore Scotland.
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Development of the Tolmount East discovery will be fast-tracked, the operator said.
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Operator Talos Energy now believes Zama’s gross recoverable resource lies in the upper half of its pre-appraisal estimate of 400–800 million BOE. The consortium is working toward a 2020 final investment decision on the project.