Who is Harbour Energy?

Harbour Energy was founded by private equity firm EIG Global Energy Partners in 2014 with a goal to build a new, global independent oil and gas company through acquisition of cash generative, producing assets, with an initial focus outside of North America. Inspired by our collective history #WeAreHarbourEnergy

Who owns Harbour Energy plc (HBR)?

sectors, today announced that it has distributed shares of Harbour Energy plc (HBR.L or the “Company”) held by Harbour North Sea Holdings Ltd. (“Harbour North Sea”) to EIG fund investors through a series of distributions. Following the merger of Premier Oil plc and Chrysaor Holdings Ltd., Harbour North Sea received 36.46% of the Company.

Will Harbour Energy be London's biggest oil and gas producer?

When Harbour Energy shares start trading on Thursday after the completion this week of its merger of Chrysaor with Premier Oil, the private equity-backed company will become the biggest independent oil and gas producer to be listed in London since BG Group.

What happened to Harbour Energy plc?

The transaction completed in September 2024, adding material positions in Norway, Germany, Argentina, Mexico and North Africa and transforming Harbour Energy into one of the world’s largest and most global independent oil and gas companies. Harbour Energy plc was formed in 2021 through an all-share merger between Premier Oil and Chrysaor.

Does Harbour Energy have a dilution in its holdings?

July 8 (Reuters) - Harbour Energy (HBR.L) said on Friday that largest shareholder, EIG Asset Management, has distributed some of its stake in North Sea's biggest oil and gas producer to existing investors, resulting in a dilution in its holding to 16% from 37%.

How did harbour energy acquire ConocoPhillips UK North Sea?

In 2017, Harbour Energy made its first acquisition by acquiring Chrysaor Holdings Limited and, through it, a package of UK North Sea assets from Shell for $3.0 billion. This was followed in 2019 with the acquisition of ConocoPhillips UK North Sea for $2.7 billion, making the company the UK’s largest oil and gas producer.