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FAR
Over the past 12 months, FAR has underperformed S&P/ASX 300, delivering a return of -23% compared to S&P/ASX 300's 3% drop.
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FAR Ltd
Glance View
FAR Ltd is a small oil and gas exploration company. It looks for crude oil and natural gas in offshore basins, builds or buys interests in exploration licenses, and helps fund the technical work needed to study those areas. Its business is not about running retail stores or factories; it is about finding and proving up subsurface energy assets that may later be developed by larger partners. The company’s customers are mainly not end consumers. Instead, FAR works with joint-venture partners, governments that grant exploration rights, and eventually larger oil companies that may take over development if a discovery is made. FAR makes money from selling down or partnering its license interests, receiving payments tied to farm-outs or asset deals, and, if exploration is successful, from a share of any future production or project value. What makes FAR’s model different is that it sits very early in the oil and gas value chain. It takes on geological risk before any drilling success is proven, then tries to convert exploration rights into larger commercial projects through partnerships. That means its value depends less on steady sales and more on finding attractive acreage, managing exploration costs, and securing the right partners to advance each project.