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Maurel & Prom Reports 2025 Sales of $578 Million and 2% Rise in Production

Établissements Maurel & Prom SA reported 2025 sales of $578 million, with a 2% rise in production to 37,096 boepd. Oil production in Gabon decreased by 6% to 14,662 bopd, while Venezuela saw a 34% increase to 8,194 bopd. The average oil price fell by 14% to $69.4 per barrel. Significant portfolio changes included selling a 20.07% interest in Seplat Energy for $496 million and acquiring a 61% stake in the Sinu-9 gas permit in Colombia. The company continues its active drilling program in Gabon and exploration in Angola.

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Russia's Lukoil agrees to sell international assets to Carlyle

Russia’s Lukoil has agreed to sell its international assets, specifically LUKOIL International GmbH, to Carlyle Group. The company will retain its assets in Kazakhstan. This decision follows U.S. sanctions imposed on Lukoil and Rosneft in October, which were a response to the slow progress in peace talks between Russia and Ukraine, prompting Lukoil to divest its overseas operations.

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No indications that Iran is willing to give into US demands

The US has made several demands to Iran regarding its nuclear program, including a permanent end to uranium enrichment, limits on ballistic missiles, and cessation of support for proxy groups. However, Iran shows no willingness to negotiate, and tensions are escalating, with President Trump threatening military action. The situation is affecting oil prices, as the market anticipates potential conflict. Analysts suggest that the risks of a US-Iran war may be underestimated by investors.

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It’s Greeeeeeat - The Energy Report

On Tuesday, President Trump stated the dollar's value is "great," despite it hitting a four-year low, which may aid U.S. exporters by making products cheaper abroad. The U.S. trade deficit shrank significantly, with exports rising and imports falling, benefiting domestic manufacturing and energy producers. Experts warn that global energy demand will require $4 trillion annually in investments to meet future needs. Trump also indicated urgency in negotiations with Iran, emphasizing military readiness in the region.

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Trump's "call" to Iran combined with a weakening dollar has led to crude oil reaching a four-month high

Trump posted that a large fleet is heading towards Iran, larger than the fleet previously sent to Venezuela, hoping this move will bring Iran "back to the negotiating table." Following Trump's post threatening action, U.S. oil briefly rose nearly 2%, and Brent crude increased over 1%. Currently, supply concerns dominate the oil market; in addition to the situation in Iran, crude oil is also supported by disruptions in production due to winter storms in the U.S. and interruptions in Kazakhstan's oil field production

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