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Argentina moves to prosecute Israeli energy company Navitas over Falklands oil project
08.09.26
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CTech
Buenos Aires alleges that Navitas, its subsidiaries and executives violated Argentine law by operating under British-issued licenses. The Israeli company holds 65% of the Sea Lion project, turning a major international expansion bet into the latest front in Argentina’s sovereignty dispute with Britain.
Navitas's British partner in Falkland Islands drilling prepares for Tel Aviv listing
30.08.26
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Golan Hazani
British company Rockhopper is trading at a valuation of £845 million, and if it lists on the Tel Aviv Stock Exchange, it will enter the TA-125 index.
Indian Oil and Gas Consortium Receives Israeli Drilling License
09.04.18
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Lior Gutman
Israel’s energy ministry granted the license five months after the consortium won a bid for exploration off the country’s Mediterranean coast