Oil prices rebounded early on Wednesday, recovering after two straight sessions of losses, as expectations of a hawkish Federal Reserve meeting later in the day and possible US crude stock

The acquisition of the AIM-listed UK oil and gas company will see Egdon delist from AIM and become integrated into the expanding portfolio of Petrichor’s US-based owner, HEYCO Group. Fieldfisher

Owners of an oil field are seeking to keep it in place for a further 10 years so they can apply to expand it. Waddock Cross oil field, near Affpuddle,

The current planning permission for the Waddock Cross site, granted 10 years ago, expires tomorrow (1 June 2023). By then, Egdon Resources should have cleared off all plant and equipment.

Reading-based oil and gas firm Egdon Resources reported it is recommending a cash takeover cash offer from Petrichor Partners at 4.5 pence a share. The offer values the company at

Egdon Resources plc has agreed to be sold for £26.64 million in cash to its majority shareholder Petrichor Partners LP which plans to delist the company. PETRICHOR Petrichor is a

Egdon Resources, the company behind the UK’s newest onshore oil producer, announced it has agreed to a takeover by Petrichor Partners. The deal values Egdon at £26.6m. At the time of writing,

Oil futures traded sideways on Tuesday, after mostly weaker-than-expected data from China muddied the outlook for demand from the world’s top crude importer while U.S. plans to refill its Strategic

Oil prices ticked up on Tuesday, reversing a more than 2% drop earlier in the session, as markets weighed U.S. government’s plans to refill the nation’s emergency oil reserve and