W&T Offshore Inc.'s shares traded 17% higher after the oil and gas producer reported Q2/22 financial results featuring a 106% YoY increase in revenue. The company noted it has been successful in increasing its proven reserves, reducing net debt levels, and is continuing to focus on generating free cash flow for shareholders.
Tenaz Energy Corp. reported it was unsuccessful in obtaining the number of votes needed from SDX Energy Plc.'s shareholders to acquire the company. The firm continues to search for other oil and gas assets to acquire in North Africa and the Middle East that are congruent with its high free cash flow generation strategy. Research Capital Corp. advised in a research note that it is maintaining its Speculative Buy rating and CA$5.00 Target Price on the company.
Expert Michael Ballanger reviews this week's updates in the oil and gas sector, specifically his view on the U.S. government's handling of sanctions against Russia and how that will impact the economy.
Continental Resources Inc. shares traded 15% higher to a new 52-week high after the oil and gas company announced it received a non-binding buyout proposal for $70 per share in cash from the firm's largest shareholder Chairman Harold G. Hamm and the Hamm Family Trust.
"The market is pricing in very little for the new company, and given our expectations for continued strong oil prices, we believe this is a buying opportunity," noted a Research Capital Corp. report regarding Pan Orient Energy Corp.
With Europe going through a major energy crisis, Rystad Energy, a respected energy consulting group, has predicted that European gas prices could triple again. Expert Kerry Lutz reviews how Trillion Energy could be the one to fill that void.
With funds from the sale, this energy company will be able to advance its new entity to the development phase and grow, noted a Haywood Securities report.
Shares of two leading independent exploration and production companies traded higher after they reported they entered into an agreement to combine operations in what was referred to as a "merger of equals," creating a new entity with a total enterprise value of around $6.0 billion.
