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Valeura Energy Inc
Valeura Energy, Inc. engages in the exploration, development and production of petroleum and natural gas in Turkey. The company is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta and currently employs 8 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2004-02-09. The firm is engaged in the exploration and development of petroleum and natural gas in Turkey. The Company’s land assets are located in the Thrace Basin of Turkey. The company holds both a legal and contractual interest in deeper rights, associated with its deep tight gas play, including the South Thrace and West Thrace Production Leases, as well as a West Thrace Exploration License and two Banarli Exploration Licenses. This includes a total of approximately 0.407 million gross acres (0.337 million net acres). The firm has access to local gas markets via the existing gas transportation infrastructure, for use in testing future deep tight gas appraisal wells.
Valeura Energy, Inc. engages in the exploration, development and production of petroleum and natural gas in Turkey. The company is headquartered in Calgary, Alberta and currently employs 8 full-time employees. The company went IPO on 2004-02-09. The firm is engaged in the exploration and development of petroleum and natural gas in Turkey. The Company’s land assets are located in the Thrace Basin of Turkey. The company holds both a legal and contractual interest in deeper rights, associated with its deep tight gas play, including the South Thrace and West Thrace Production Leases, as well as a West Thrace Exploration License and two Banarli Exploration Licenses. This includes a total of approximately 0.407 million gross acres (0.337 million net acres). The firm has access to local gas markets via the existing gas transportation infrastructure, for use in testing future deep tight gas appraisal wells.
Production: Average 2025 production was 23,200 barrels per day, with near-term low‑cost volume growth expected from Wassana and Nong Yao slot work.
Reserves: 2025 reserves replacement was 192%; over a three‑year window the company reported above 200% replacement and a roughly 2P reserves life index of about 8 years using the higher prior price deck.
Wassana FID: Final investment decision taken in May 2025; facility+installation budget of $120 million, ~56% complete, 40% IRR and payback in under 2 years (economics modeled at ~$60 Brent).
Near-term projects: $7 million program to add four slots to Nong Yao A targeting readiness in November 2026 (wells drillable in Q4 2026) and separate farm‑in (G1/G3) work targeting FID on Bussabong in 2026 and first gas in 2028.
Cash & balance sheet: Generated adjusted cash flow from operations of $247 million in 2025; closed the year with $306 million of cash, debt‑free; CapEx in 2025 was $189 million (of which $44 million to Wassana).
Price windfall: Management stressed current Dubai pricing has recently been materially above Brent (Dubai trading at roughly $40–$50/bbl premium to Brent; recent Dubai levels cited at $150–$160/bbl) and that such spikes would be a significant near‑term cash tailwind.
Capital allocation: Priorities remain organic investment, M&A and then shareholder returns; Board will revisit shareholder returns if elevated prices persist and M&A opportunities are slow to close.
