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Petronor E&P ASA

FQ00:DEU

Petronor E&P ASA

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  • Price (EUR)0.845
  • Today's Change0.008 / 0.96%
  • Shares traded3.60k
  • 1 Year change+72.45%
  • Beta--
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About the company

PETRONOR E&P ASA is a Norway-based independent, African focused oil and gas exploration and production company. The key strategy of the Group is, in addition to developing existing assets and organic growth, to acquire additional oil and gas licences and pursue acquisition opportunities. The Company holds exploration and production assets in Africa through subsidiaries and joint ventures, namely the offshore PNGF Sud production licenses in the Republic of Congo, (through its subsidiary HEPCO), the Sinapa (Block 2) and Esperanca (Blocks 4A and 5A) licenses offshore Guinea-Bissau (through its subsidiary PetroNor E&P AB (previously SPE Guinea Bissau AB16)), the A4 license offshore The Gambia (through its wholly owned subsidiary PetroNor E&P Gambia Ltd).

  • Revenue in NOK (TTM)2.00bn
  • Net income in NOK544.94m
  • Incorporated2021
  • Employees--
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