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Navitas

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נשיא ארגנטינה חאבייר מיליי 16.7.26

Argentina moves to prosecute Israeli energy company Navitas over Falklands oil project

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.

קידוח sea lion של רוקהופר ו נאוויטס ב איי פוקלנד

Navitas's British partner in Falkland Islands drilling prepares for Tel Aviv listing

30.08.26|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.

גדעון תדמור כנס אנרגיה 2025 וידאו מובייל

Navitas turns Shenandoah cash flow into an aggressive new oil expansion

24.08.26|Yuval Azulay

After generating $690 million in EBITDA during its first year of production, Navitas is investing in new Gulf of Mexico wells, Tiberius and Sea Lion as it targets $3.3 billion in EBITDA by 2031.

אסדת קידוח בקסקין מפרץ מקסיקו נאוויטס

Navitas Petroleum Wins Bid for Gulf of Mexico Drilling Rights with $1.8 Million Offer

09.03.18|Lior Gutman and Asaf Shalev

Shareholders of the Israel-based energy company still have to approve the acquisition of the energy assets, which belonged to now-bankrupt Cobalt Energy