International Oil & Gas Exploration and Production Partnership
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With a robust portfolio of offshore production and development projects, conventional onshore producing assets, and exploration opportunities located in North America and South Atlantic, Navitas Petroleum offers an attractive opportunity for investors.
Navitas Petroleum has demonstrated a track record of acquiring, financing and developing high-impact O&G projects. A key focus of Navitas Petroleum’s strategy is identifying premier assets with proven resources, and financing and developing them in partnership with best-in-class partners in order to generate significant shareholders’ value.
As a publicly traded partnership (Tel-Aviv Stock Exchange: NVPT.L), Navitas Petroleum’s headquarters are located in Israel (Herzliya) and operate out of the United States (Houston) and the United Kingdom (London).
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Shenandoah
Buckskin
Sea Lion
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Navitas In The News
Fresh air for Falklands’ oil industry: Navitas to become operator with Rockhopper, and Harbour exits
Encouraging news for the Falkland Islands budding hydrocarbons industry. Rockhopper Exploration officially announced on Wednesday that it had reached a new agreement with Navitas Petroleum by which its potential farm-in portion of the Sea Lion project increases significantly, while the current holder of the majority share, Harbour Energy exits the undertaking.
In the quarter, Navits' revenues increased by 28% as a result of a surge in oil prices
Israel’s Navitas buys stakes in four Texas oil fields from Denbury
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel’s Navitas Petroleum said on Sunday it had purchased 50% of the rights in four producing oil fields in Texas from oil and gas company Denbury Resources for $45 million.
Israel’s Navitas says Gulf of Mexico oil project output more than planned
JERUSALEM (Reuters) – Israel’s Navitas Petroleum said on Thursday its Buckskin project in the U.S. Gulf of Mexico had reached full commercial production with an output rate of more than 30,000 barrels per day of oil, a higher level than planned.