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Harbour Energy sells Indonesian oil assets to Prime Group for $215 million, pending approval, to focus on higher-potential projects.
Harbour Energy has agreed to sell its operated stakes in Indonesia’s Natuna Sea Block A and Tuna projects to Prime Group for $215 million in cash, pending regulatory approval, with closure expected in Q2 2026.
The deal includes Harbour’s 28.7% interest in Natuna Sea Block A, producing about 4,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day, and its 50% stake in the Tuna project, which holds 54 million barrels of oil equivalent in 2C resources.
The transaction supports Harbour’s strategy to focus capital on higher-potential projects, while Prime Group expands its presence in Indonesia’s offshore gas basin.
Harbour will retain non-operated interests in Andaman Sea discoveries.
Harbour Energy vende activos petroleros indonesios a Prime Group por $215 millones, en espera de aprobación, para centrarse en proyectos de mayor potencial.