Updated: Delek to takeover Ithaca Energy in major North Sea deal
Delek Group is set to takeover Ithaca Energy.
Delek Group is set to takeover Ithaca Energy.
Energean Oil & Gas plans to build its own production system in the Eastern Mediterranean at a cost of up to $1.5billion to tap two offshore Israeli gas fields.
The partners in the Leviathan gas field in the Mediterranean have approved the development plan and are targeting start-up by the end of 2019.
An Israeli company has inked a deal to buy up to $700million of natural gas from the Leviathan field, which is under development in the Mediterranean.
A potential farm-out deal for one of the UK North Sea’s biggest oil prospects has collapsed.
Enquest today confirmed its discussions with Delek regarding a possible North Sea farm-out have officially "terminated".
Delek Group Ltd., the Israeli energy company controlled by billionaire Isaac Tshuva, is considering New York, London or Amsterdam for an initial public offering of its stake in the Tamar natural gas field valued at $3 billion to $4 billion, according to people with knowledge of the matter.
Israel’s Delek Group said yesterday it was at an advanced stage of talks over a deal to acquire a 20% stake in one of the UK’s biggest oil prospects.
Israeli energy company Delek Group swung to a profit in the fourth quarter, boosted by higher natural gas sales and a rise in finance income.
The resignation of Israel’s economy Minister Aryeh Deri has paved the way for the country to develop its natural gas fields.
The investment arm of Israeli gas firm Delek Group has acquired an almost 20% stake in Ithaca Energy for $66million. The deal underlines investors still see value in North Sea related businesses, despite a slump in oil prices and high operating costs in the region.