Challenger Energy CEO Discusses Chevron Deal and Upcoming Projects in Uruguay (VIDEO)

Challenger Energy Group (LON:CEG) CEO Eytan Uliel joins DirectorsTalk Interviews to discuss a new broker and other business updates.

In this interview with Challenger Energy Group CEO Eytan Uliel, various strategic updates and business developments are explored. Topics include the progress of the transformational deal with Chevron, ongoing projects in Uruguay, and the company’s future growth prospects. Uliel also shares insights on the appointment of Stifel as a broker and discusses what lies ahead for both the Area Off One and Area Off Three licences. The interview provides a clear view of Challenger Energy’s forward-looking strategy and its exciting plans for the next several months.

Challenger Energy Group is a full-cycle exploration and production company focused on the Caribbean and Atlantic margins. It engages in the discovery, development, and production of oil and gas resources. The company’s portfolio includes various assets, with key projects in Uruguay, where it has two offshore licences, and a strategic partnership with Chevron for one of its flagship assets. Challenger aims to maximise the value of its exploration efforts through partnerships and advanced technical work on its holdings.

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