Chrysaor Holdings Ltd.
About
Chrysaor is a private company established in 2007 and focused on generating superior equity returns by developing and commercializing oil and gas incremental resources. The management team has a proven track record of success and seeks to acquire producing fields with associated undeveloped hydrocarbon resources. Chrysaor is now a self‐sustaining full cycle E&P company, with a portfolio of assets balancing near term development with production growth, combined with significant gearing to appraisal and exploration success.
Chrysaor is backed by Harbour Energy, a permanent capital energy investment company managed by EIG Global Energy Partners.
Headquarters Address
Brettenham House
Lancaster Place
London
WC2E 7EN
United Kingdom
Website
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Chrysaor to Take Over Premier Oil, Creating UK North Sea’s Biggest Producer
Chrysaor to Take Over Premier Oil, Creating UK North Sea’s Biggest Producer
ConocoPhillips Unloads Legacy British North Sea Assets For More Than $2 Billion
ConocoPhillips Unloads Legacy British North Sea Assets For More Than $2 Billion
Chrysaor Buys North Sea Fields From Spirit Energy
Chrysaor Buys North Sea Fields From Spirit Energy
Shell Discards UK North Sea, Thai Assets For $4.7 Billion
Shell Discards UK North Sea, Thai Assets For $4.7 Billion
Shell Discards UK North Sea, Thai Assets For $4.7 Billion
Shell Discards UK North Sea, Thai Assets For $4.7 Billion
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Argentina Seeks Sanctions Against Oil Firms Drilling Near Disputed Falklands
The country’s energy secretary said it would seek sanctions against U.K.-based Chrysaor Holdings, Harbour Energy and Israeli firm Navitas Petroleum.
Premier Oil Names Alexander Krane as CFO of Chrysaor Merger
Alexander Krane, a former CFO with Aker BP, will replace Richard Rose, who will step down as interim CEO and finance director of Premier Oil.
Premier Oil Shareholders Approve Merger to Create Largest UK North Sea Producer
Shareholder approval for the transaction with Chrysaor has now been received, says Premier, which will be renamed Harbour Energy but maintain its London listing.
Premier Oil to Emerge as Harbour Energy with New CEO after Chrysaor Merger
As part of the merger transition, Premier Oil CEO Tony Durrant has stepped down from the board.
Chrysaor to Take Over Premier Oil, Creating UK North Sea’s Biggest Producer
The combined group, which will have a new name, will be run by Harbour CEO Linda Cook, while Chrysaor CEO Phil Kirk will be head of its European business.
E&P Regional Report: Has the Pandemic Battered Europe’s Upstream Sector?
As oil and gas operators scale back production and spending, exploration and appraisal drilling activity in the region has taken a massive hit.
North Sea Oil Producer Siccar Point Attracts Bids Of Up To $2 Billion
Bids for North Sea oil and gas firm Siccar Point, backed by private equity groups Blackstone and Blue Water Energy, came in at between $1.2 billion and just under $2 billion, according to three industry sources on Nov. 22.
New King Of North Sea Takes On Total, BP
This year, Chrysaor, will, according to some estimates, be the biggest oil and gas producer in the North Sea, rivaling Total and BP.
Small Oil Groups Make Waves In North Sea With Creative Dealmaking
In the U.K. North Sea, it is a case of out with the old and in with the new.
ConocoPhillips Unloads Legacy British North Sea Assets For More Than $2 Billion
Private-equity firm Chrysaor agreed to buy ConocoPhillips’ E&P assets in the British North Sea, where the Houston-based company has operated for more than 50 years.
Eni, HitecVision Team Up To Bid For Conoco’s North Sea Assets
Italy’s Eni has teamed up with private equity firm HitecVision to bid against Chrysaor for ConocoPhillip’s North Sea oil and gas assets, sources close to the process told Reuters on Feb. 28.