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Tamboran Resources (ASX:TBN) fällt nach Kapitalerhöhung von 198 Mio. US-Dollar um 17 % – Verwässerungsschmerz oder Kaufchance?
https://stocksdownunder.com/author/ujworkinggmail-com/https:… , 10. April 2026
Tamboran fällt nach einer großen Kapitalerhöhung
TBN:ASX verzeichnete gestern einen Kursverlust von rund 17 %, nachdem das Unternehmen eine bedeutende Kapitalerhöhung zu 0,25 AUD pro CDI angekündigt hatte – etwa 22 % unter dem Schlusskurs des Vortages von 0,32 AUD. Für Aktionäre, deren Anteile über Nacht an Wert verloren, ist diese Reaktion verständlich. Doch der springende Punkt ist: Dieser Kurssturz wurde nicht durch negative Geschäftsnachrichten ausgelöst, sondern ausschließlich durch die Verwässerung des Aktienkapitals. Und das ist ein ganz anderes Problem. Die entscheidende Frage für Anleger lautet: Rechtfertigt der Nutzen dieser Kapitalerhöhung die kurzfristigen Verluste?
Was man für 198 Millionen US-Dollar (rund 260 Millionen australische Dollar) tatsächlich bekommt
Tamboran nimmt insgesamt rund 198 Millionen US-Dollar in zwei Tranchen ein. Der größere Teil, etwa 147 Millionen australische Dollar, stammt aus einem öffentlichen Angebot in den USA. Der zweite Teil, rund 86 Millionen australische Dollar, kommt von institutionellen Anlegern in Australien. Beide Tranchen wurden zu einem Preis von 35,00 US-Dollar pro Stammaktie ausgegeben, was 0,25 australischen Dollar pro CDI entspricht. Das Angebot für bestehende Aktionäre beginnt am Montag, den 13. April, und endet am 27. April.
Das gesamte Kapital fließt in ein einziges Projekt: das Beetaloo-Becken im Northern Territory. Tamboran plant, weitere Bohrungen durchzuführen, die Infrastruktur auszubauen und die Gasvorkommen auf dem riesigen Gebiet von 2,9 Millionen Acres zu erschließen. Ziel ist es, die ersten Gaslieferungen aus dem Projekt Shenandoah South im dritten Quartal 2026 zu realisieren. Laut Management soll die Finanzierung das Unternehmen bis 2028 tragen.
Dieses Unternehmen sammelt kein Kapital, weil es in Schwierigkeiten steckt. Tamboran hat bereits einen Gasliefervertrag mit der Regierung des Northern Territory abgeschlossen, der ihm bis 2041 täglich 40 Terajoule zu inflationsbereinigten Preisen sichert. (das sind rund 36-38 mmcf oder rund 1 million m3 Erdgasproduktion pro Tag und damit könnte mMn TBN Erlöse von rund 100 mio US$ pro Jahr erzielen in der Zukunft) Das ist eine langfristige, staatlich garantierte Einnahmebasis, von der die meisten jungen Gasunternehmen nur träumen können. Mit dieser Kapitalerhöhung soll die Produktionskapazität ausgebaut werden, um diese Basis zu übertreffen.
Die Verdünnungsrealität: Wie schlimm ist es wirklich?
Seien wir ehrlich. Die Ausgabe neuer Aktien zu 0,25 A$ bei einem Kurs von 0,32 A$ verwässert die Anteile der bestehenden Aktionäre. Ihr Anteil am Unternehmen ist heute kleiner als am Donnerstag. Das sind reale Kosten, die nicht ignoriert werden sollten.
Wir sind jedoch der Ansicht, dass die wichtigere Frage ist, ob die Erschließung des Beetaloo-Beckens diese Kosten rechtfertigt. Sollte Tamboran planmäßig 2026 die erste Gasförderung aufnehmen und die Produktion bis 2028 auf das geplante Ausbauziel von 100 Millionen Kubikfuß pro Tag steigern, erscheint der heutige, preisgünstige Einstieg im Nachhinein ganz anders.
Fazit für den Investor
Unserer Ansicht nach eignet sich diese Geschichte für Investoren, die mit dem Risiko in der Entwicklungsphase und einem mehrjährigen Anlagehorizont einverstanden sind. Tamboran erzielt noch keine Umsätze, verbraucht hohe Liquidität und ist vollständig von der Umsetzung des Bohr- und Produktionsplans für 2026 abhängig. Daher ist die Investition rein spekulativ.
Was Sie vor einer Kapitalanlage beachten sollten: die Ergebnisse der Fördertests der Shenandoah-South-Bohrungen, den Erfolg des öffentlichen Angebots und etwaige Neuigkeiten zum Zeitplan für die erste Gasförderung. Sollten diese Punkte erfüllt sein, könnte die aktuelle Kursschwäche eine attraktive Einstiegschance für risikobereite Anleger darstellen. Verzögert sich der Zeitplan, wird die Verwässerung doppelt schmerzen.
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April 02, 2026 05:35 PM CDT
Access to Beetaloo Basin shale will “disappear before you know it, so you better giddy up” B.Sheffield 31 03 2026
hier ein wenig zusammenkopiert und auf deutsch übersetzt und an manchen stellen von mir kommentiert, angepasst (Quelle: von verschiedene usern auf hc und lse, die für ihre beiträge ai benutzt haben)
Ganz im Stil von Rick Rules charakteristischer Analyse:
- Weltklasse-Geologie, die eine jahrzehntelange Produktion ermöglichte; (ich denke die shale gas geologie im beetaloo beweist das jetzt mit den guten gas production test raten)
- außergewöhnliches Management mit nachweislichen Erfolgen in ähnlichen Projekten;(siehe sheffields und deren kollegen)
- eine anhaltende strukturelle Marktnachfrage; (prognosen über weltweit ansteigenden erdgasverbrauch, wachsendem lng markt, reales risiko dass lng produzenten wie qatar, abu dhabi etc ein erhöhtes politisches risiko haben (strasse von hormuz)
- Fehlbewertungen, wo der Markt die Punkte 1–3 noch nicht erkannt hatte.(ich warte schon zu lange darauf)
Was geschah (30. März – 2. April 2026):
30. März: DWE/INPEX-Farm-in für Pilotflächen zu 3,000 US-Dollar/Acre angekündigt (mit option für inpex auf mehr acres für den preis von bis zu 5.500 US$/acre)
31. März: Kommentar von Sheffields Hart Energy: „Der Zugang wird verschwinden … Auf geht’s!“
2. April: Gleichzeitige Veröffentlichung der SS-6H IP20-Zahlen (11,9 Mio. Kubikfuß/Tag) + Präsentation des Finanzvorstands auf der ADGO-Konferenz.
Interpretation:
Dies ist kein Zufall. Das Muster deutet darauf hin:
Sheffields Kommentar giddy up „Auf geht’s!“ – Entschlüsselt:
- An Bieter: „Machen Sie jetzt Ihr bestes Angebot oder verlieren Sie gegen die Konkurrenz.“
- An den Markt: „Bewerten Sie dieses Asset sofort neu.“
- An die großen Energiekonzerne, die am Spielfeldrand stehen: „Letzte Chance zum Einstieg.“
Transaktionen mit erstklassigen US-Schiefergasvorkommen erzielten in der Vergangenheit Preise zwischen 10.000 und 30.000 US-Dollar pro Acre. Obwohl sich Beetaloo noch in einer früheren Entwicklungsphase befindet, profitiert das Projekt von Eigenschaften, die in einigen wesentlichen Punkten deutlich überlegen sind, darunter die Mächtigkeit des Reservoirs, das reservoir ist relativ homogen, gute test produktion (produktionsrate, drücke, guter trend beim decline). Hinzu kommen überdurchschnittlich hohe Marktpreise. Das Ergebnis ist ein deutlich besseres Ertragsprofil.
bis zu 5.500 US$/acre
SS-6H delivers average IP20 flow rate of 11.9 MMcf/d, normalized over 10,000 foot horizontal Highlights
Beetaloo in sweet spot as majors swoop on NT shale gas play
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Beetaloo Energy is emerging as a standout in the Northern Territory Beetaloo Basin after global major INPEX farmed into nearby acreage and competitors refined their positions. With 100 per cent ownership, strong flow results and key approvals secured, the company offers a rare unencumbered entry point as corporate interest builds ahead of potential first gas in 2026.
Beetaloo Energy Well Stimulation Equipment on location for Carpentaria Pilot Project 30 day test in Beetaloo Basin, Northern Territory.
Asurge of corporate activity is sweeping across the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Basin, shining a spotlight on Beetaloo Energy’s 100 per cent-owned position, presiding over more than 28 million acres.
Last week, Japanese giant INPEX confirmed a farm-in of nearby acreage just as Beetaloo is charging towards first gas from one of Australia’s hottest and most prospective unconventional shale plays.
INPEX’s farm-in to Daly Waters Energy’s leases has sharpened attention on the basin, signalling growing international appetite to secure exposure to one of Australia’s most promising onshore shale provinces.
The oil major is joining a parade of players, including Tamboran Resources and Santos, reshuffling and repositioning around what is emerging as a much-needed new domestic gas province. The move underscores the strategic allure of securing a foothold in the basin, where Beetaloo’s clean, unencumbered position shines as a rare and highly attractive entry point.
INPEX’s deal gives it significant exposure to highly prospective acreage in the Beetaloo sub-basin, aligning the company with a broader push by large-cap energy players to secure future domestic gas supply. The transaction reflects a broader trend of corporates sprinting early to claim stakes ahead of commercial development.
While others navigate complex joint venture structures and partner wrangles, including Tamboran’s partnership dynamics with Falcon Oil & Gas, Beetaloo’s 100 per cent ownership is emerging as a defining advantage. With no joint venture chains to hold it back, the company retains complete flexibility and full control over development timelines, funding strategies, commercialisation pathways and the option to entertain potential farm-in discussions.
Operationally, Beetaloo has been blazing the trail, consistently setting the benchmark.
A string of milestones, including successful well stimulation, basin-leading flow rates and final Northern Territory approvals to transition from flare to full gas flow have collectively positioned the project at the forefront of the basin’s march towards production.
The company’s Carpentaria-5H horizontal well has delivered standout basin-topping results, with a peak gas flow of 11.2 terajoules per day and a 30-day average of 7.1 terajoules per day – among the strongest in the basin to date.
The well continues to show low decline rates as it cleans up, with improving gas-to-water ratios pointing to increasing efficiency over time. Coupled with cleared regulatory hurdles, these outstanding results have set the stage for extended production testing in 2026.
Carpentaria-5H itself is a technical tour de force, featuring a jaw-dropping three-kilometre horizontal section and stimulated across 67 stages – the most extensive stimulation program completed in Australia.
That scale of stimulation, combined with strong early flow rates, is widely seen as a bullish indicator for ultimate recoverable volumes and repeatable, scalable production across the field.
Early resource indications are compelling. Independent estimates point to roughly 10 petajoules of recoverable gas per well location in the Carpentaria area. It has reinforced the technical potential for multi-well development across the broader acreage and highlighted the size of the prize, now attracting major corporate attention.
Meanwhile, broader industry dynamics have shifted decisively in Beetaloo’s favour. Earlier backing from Macquarie with $65 million in finance for R&D and construction, alongside a $28M capital raise, has strengthened its balance sheet, while support from traditional owners for gas sales has helped de-risk the pathway to commercialisation.
Beetaloo Energy managing director https://www.businessnews.com.au/Person/Alex-Underwood said: “Our strong horizontal well results and 100 per cent ownership position place us in a unique position as activity accelerates across the basin. We are focused on delivering first gas while retaining flexibility to capture the full value of our acreage as industry interest continues to build.”
Crucially, the company has already shifted gears from exploration to full-throttle development mode. Its Carpentaria Pilot project has now got the green light via a final investment decision, locking in a direct route to initial production and cash flow.
The project includes the installation of the gas plant, designed with a capacity of 25 terajoules per day to provide in-field infrastructure for up to 10 additional wells. Civil works are underway and commissioning is targeted for later in the year, with first gas sales expected into the Northern Territory market under an existing supply agreement with the NT Government.
The domestic focus is strikingly strategic. The project will initially supply gas into the local NT grid using existing pipeline infrastructure, with longer-term upside tied to east coast demand as supply tightens.
Beetaloo Energy gas plant for Carpentaria Pilot Project in Beetaloo Basin, Northern Territory, nearing completion ahead of first gas 2026. Credit: File
At scale, the Beetaloo region is widely considered capable of supplying the east coast gas market for decades, with some industry estimates suggesting multi-decade coverage of forecast shortfalls if development reaches its full potential – and Beetaloo is aiming to be a meaningful long-term contributor to Australia’s energy security.
From a broader perspective, the Beetaloo Basin is increasingly being compared to leading North American shale provinces, with thick, organic-rich Velkerri shale capable of supporting long-life, high-volume production. Continued strong flow test results across multiple operators are steadily validating that thesis, now drawing in new capital and expertise.
Corporate activity is now catching up with the geology.
INPEX’s entry into the basin comes from a tie-up with Daly Waters on leases acquired from Tamboran in a 2025 chequerboard-style restructuring. Daly Waters is the Australian arm of Texas-based Formentera Partners. The move weaves INPEX into a layered ownership mix, where Formentera’s billionaire owner, Bryan Sheffield, brings deep technical pedigree and capital firepower, adding another influential voice to a table stacked with shale heavyweights.
Elsewhere, Tamboran continues to build momentum in the basin. However, its partnership with Falcon Oil and Gas has highlighted both the scale of the prize and the structural juggling required to keep multiple players aligned as development gathers pace.
Santos has also continued to reinforce its presence, highlighting the basin’s ongoing strategic pull and its growing importance to Australia’s tightening east coast gas market.
In contrast, Beetaloo Energy’s clean ownership structure provides optionality its peers may lack. As majors circle, the company is uniquely placed to advance independently towards production or attract a strategic partner at a time when asset scarcity is becoming more apparent.
With technical results continuing to impress, regulatory approvals largely in place and a defined development pathway with infrastructure build underway, the company is not just holding prime ground – it is poised to bridge the gap between exploration success and commercial production.
Extended production testing in 2026 looms as a pivotal catalyst, with the potential to unlock Beetaloo’s assets and further validate the basin as a key hub for Australia’s future gas supply.
As the basin edges closer to commercial reality, the combination of scale, control and momentum could prove difficult for larger players to ignore.
The majors are circling, the ground is heating up and the wells are proving the play. With full control of its prime patch and a clear run to first gas, momentum is building on all fronts. Beetaloo looks to be sitting pretty, right where the action is about to happen.
Sehr aufschlussreich und interessant zu TBN analysiert auf hc:
Übersetze auf deutsch:
SmallFish991 re "I'm thinking Inpex entered the Formantera/DWE side to align each other to ultimately take TBN out in the longer term. TBN free to JV with whoever they wish and Inpex preserves some cash. Gives TBN'S JV partner an opportunity to exit that's baked in." I agree with this but would add -
I’ll say again what I said when Joel Riddle left mid last year. JR exits abruptly, then almost immediately Bryan Sheffield enters into a standstill with TBN out to late 2028. Straight after that, most of the TBN board steps into the market and starts buying stock. Why? To me it’s obvious — BS made a play for TBN, it was knocked back, and he was forced into a standstill. JR leaves, and the Board buys to signal they see more value than whatever was put to them, and to protect themselves if that offer ever surfaced again.
Next — I wouldn’t be surprised if Inpex was in play for the farm-in, but TBN pushed for a bigger commitment than Inpex was prepared to do at that time. That creates the opening for Formentera. Importantly, the standstill doesn’t stop Formentera building out DWE alongside Inpex, which TBN would have no issue with. Now BS has effectively aligned with Inpex and is positioning Formentera as a stand-alone Beetaloo player — that tells you he’s thinking bigger.
Given the Inpex involvement with DWE and the current energy backdrop, do you really think the TBN farm-in comes in at $500m–$1b? I don’t. I think it’s closer to $3b.
While Formentera and DWE might look larger right now, once the farm-in lands TBN will scale quickly — hundreds of employees by end of next year — and the size will start to reflect basin ownership. TBN’s footprint should expand materially over the next 12 months.
TBN will defend itself if approached because they genuinely believe there is far more value. It came across to me they were almost insulted by the BS approach — if it happened. Just run the numbers: 13 bcf/d by 2035 at $14 gas is ~$66b annual revenue. That’s the lens they’re looking through.
TBN doesn’t pay for research coverage in Australia, so it’s behind for now, but that will change. Once proper models get built, the market will start to understand what’s coming.
In the Formentera factsheet — under “Additional Near-Term Milestones” — they say mid-2026 first gas, not 3Q. That’s telling.
BS has given up part of DWE to bring Inpex in — that’s deliberate. He clearly sees the long-term payoff of having Inpex alongside him.
On the macro side, I can’t see Trump backing down in Iran. Whether planned or not, he’ll use it to send a message — China, Russia, Saudi, Iran, Venezuela, BRICS, India, ASEAN — the petrodollar isn’t going anywhere. Any sign of weakness there puts pressure on USD credibility. And supply shocks hurt everyone else more than the US.
As for Iran internally, the population is loyal to the country regardless of leadership. External pressure tends to unify them, not destabilise them. Even if a new government is installed, counterparties will still factor in geopolitical risk — Japan and others will continue diversifying away from Middle East exposure.
All my short-term TBN price targets are being hit earlier than expected which is telling for further upside.
Some staff options are now in play — structured well, and it looks like it’s working. Credit to them.
One thing everyone is acutely aware of — TBN controls the chessboard. Stakeholders know they’re ultimately subject to TBN’s decisions, and everyone is trying to get exposure to the underlying resource which puts more pressure on upside SP movements.
We’re effectively getting a free carry at a very early stage of a major energy transaction. If they had their time again, you’d have to ask whether this would have been floated at all or kept private. BS has put in a lot of work here and only holds ~17%.
Gina Rinehart exited the basin some years ago to focus on WA gas, but still has exposure via Top End Energy (ASX: TEE) — ~$20m market cap with adjacent acreage to TBN.
She’s also involved in ARU. My read is ARU couldn’t raise capital in public markets, so the Federal Government stepped in, and Gina followed to give it credibility and stability.
Damit ist das Beetaloo definitiv im 3.000 US$/acre Bereich und höher angekommen.
Formentera and INPEX Announce Strategic Partnership to Accelerate Development of Australia’s Beetaloo Shale Resources
Business Wire
Fri, March 27, 2026 at 12:00 PM GMT+1 5 min read
- https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/1605.T/
- https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/NG%3DF/
Die Sheffields sind eben Profis wenn es darum geht einen deal abzuschließen. 68000 acres für $ 208 mio zu verkaufen (= mehr als die ganze FOG mit 1.9 mio acres wert war/ist in Bezug auf Marktkapitalisierung). Das könnte der Startschuss für eine verrückte Schlussrunde sein. Fraglich ob FOG bereits die letzte Karte gespielt hat und nun doch noch mit einem cash deal eine Sekunde vor Schlusspfiff zurückkommt oder wir tatsächlich nur noch über TBN Aktien partizipieren können (was noch einmal länger dauern könnte)
Breakthrough project leverages U.S. shale technology and expertise to unlock one of the world’s most promising new shale gas resources
AUSTIN, Texas, March 27, 2026--(https://www.businesswire.com/)--Formentera Partners and INPEX announced a landmark strategic joint venture partnership that will accelerate development of vast natural gas resources from the onshore Beetaloo Basin in Australia’s Northern Territory. The collaboration brings together Formentera’s leading shale expertise and INPEX’s global LNG capabilities to establish a new domestic natural gas source for Australia and support future LNG exports to premium markets in Asia and around the world.
Partnership highlights:
- INPEX to acquire ~68,000 net acres across a core ~355,000-gross-acre block within Formentera’s 1.9 million-net-acre position in the basin through a staged earn-in for up to $208 million in consideration, which is subject to structured off-ramp provisions.
- INPEX has option to acquire ~75,000 additional net acres within the core block for $266 - $411 million in consideration, dependent on option execution timing.
- The transaction consideration will be primarily delivered as development capital by carrying the well costs of the drilling program.
Formentera’s wholly owned subsidiary, Daly Waters Energy (DWE), will operate the joint venture and bring Formentera’s significant expertise in the application of modern U.S. shale technologies, refined across millions of feet of horizontal drilling in similar geologic formations.
The combination of Daly Waters Energy’s Australian leadership and Formentera’s operational excellence has unlocked a basin long recognized for its potential yet stalled by technical, regulatory, and infrastructure challenges.
"Multiple operators exited the Beetaloo after early challenges," said Bryan Sheffield, Managing Partner of Formentera. "We entered and applied our continuously improving expertise, advantages, and key relationships to solve what others couldn’t. I’m incredibly proud of the joint venture team and its work to prove the Beetaloo can support real, scalable natural gas development for domestic use and future export. This is a turning point for the basin, for Australia, and for the future of international shale development."
INPEX Managing Director, Country Chair Australia, Tetsu Murayama added, "We are delighted to participate in this exciting opportunity with Daly Waters to prove up the potential to develop natural gas from the Beetaloo Sub-basin for the Northern Territory in the near term. By developing low-carbon natural gas with DWE, INPEX will also continue to supply LNG to key trading partners such as Japan and Taiwan, and we are proud of playing our part."
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- Beetaloo Energy CEO on Carpentaria project and Australia’s gas future - ASX SMIDcaps Conference
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- Beetaloo Energy Australia Limited (ASX:BTL, OTC:EEGUF) CEO Alex Underwood talked with Proactive at the ASX Small and Mid-Cap Conference about the company’s progress in the Beetaloo Basin and the development of its Carpentaria project.
- Underwood outlined the scale of the Beetaloo Basin, describing it as “one of the largest gas deposits in the world, containing enough gas to power Australia for the next 200 years.” He explained that the company is currently in the appraisal phase, focused on proving the commercial viability of its gas resources while maintaining strong relationships with the Northern Territory government, traditional owners and local stakeholders.
- A key focus of the discussion was the Carpentaria pilot project, where Beetaloo Energy has already drilled multiple wells and completed fracture stimulation. The company also achieved a milestone with what Underwood described as “the biggest fracture simulation in Australian history” on the Carpentaria-5H well.
- Looking ahead, Underwood highlighted near-term catalysts including further flow testing, installation of gas processing infrastructure and commencing pilot production. He also stressed the growing importance of domestic energy supply, noting that Australia remains heavily reliant on hydrocarbons despite the push toward renewables.
- Underwood emphasised the broader investment case, pointing to a “massive gas resource” with increasing confidence in its economic viability and significant upside potential as development progresses.
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Inpex wird von den Sheffields mit einem kleinen Stückchen aus dem Beetaloo "angefüttert". Damit sind die Japaner mit ihren LNG Anlagen in Australien der Favorit, einen größeren Teil des Beetaloo aufzukaufen. Wenn Shell, Total, Exxon, BP, Kogas, ADNOC, Qatar Energy, Petronas, Santos etc nicht jetzt aktiv werden mit einer Akquisition im Beetaloo, dann haben die wahrscheinlich keine Chance mehr etwas vom Beetaloo shale gas Kuchen zu erwischen. Spannende Tage, Wochen, Monate - hoffentlich nicht mehr Jahre.
Artikel aus der Rheinischen Post über Frau Reiche
Dort brennt die größte LNG-Produktionsstätte der Welt.
Dass Katherina Reiche, auf Gas setzt und die Erneuerbaren ausbremst ist der Sargnagel für die Industrie und ein bezahlbares Leben.
Man braucht jetzt ein Unabhängigkeitspaket für Europa!
FOG hat rund 1 milliarde aktien. Davon gehören rund 15% Lamesa, die wegen Krim und Ukraine blockiert sind.
Die Abstimmung soll 99% für die Übernahme von FO durch TBN ergeben haben…
Anfang nächster Woche werden wir mehr wissen:
Falcon Provides Update on Transaction with Tamboran
Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd.
Falcon Provides Update on Transaction with Tamboran
16 March 2026 - Falcon Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSXV: FO, AIM: FOG) announces an update regarding the transaction (the “Transactionâ€) between Falcon and Tamboran Resources Corporation (“Tamboranâ€), which was approved at the Company’s special meeting of shareholders held on 11 March 2026.
Further to the Company’s news release dated 12 March 2026, the Transaction remains subject to a number of terms and conditions as set forth in the arrangement agreement dated 30 September 2025 (the “Arrangement Agreementâ€), including approval of the plan of arrangement by the Supreme Court of British Columbia (the “Courtâ€). Falcon appeared before the Court on 13 March 2026 seeking the Court’s final order to approve the Transaction (the “Final Orderâ€). Lamesa Holding S.A., a beneficial shareholder of the Company, opposes the granting of the Final Order and appeared at the hearing. There was not sufficient time for the Court to hear the contested application for the Final Order on 13 March 2026 and consequently the hearing was adjourned until 24 March 2026.
The completion of the Transaction remains subject to a number of terms and conditions, including without limitation: (a) approval of the plan of arrangement by the Court; (b) approval and authorization for listing on the New York Stock Exchange of the Tamboran common stock to be issued in the Transaction; (c) the absence of any law or order prohibiting the consummation of the Transaction; (d) there being no material adverse changes in respect of Falcon or Tamboran; and (e) other standard conditions of closing for a transaction of this nature. There can be no assurance that all of the necessary approvals will be obtained or that all conditions of closing will be satisfied.
Subject to obtaining the Final Order and satisfaction of all other conditions of closing, Falcon currently anticipates the Transaction to be completed shortly following the final Court hearing on 24 March 2026. However, there is significant uncertainty as to whether the Final Order will be obtained in a timely manner or at all. If the Transaction is not completed on or before 30 March 2026, due to a failure to obtain the Final Order or otherwise, either Tamboran or Falcon may terminate the Arrangement Agreement and the parties will no longer be obligated to proceed with the Transaction. Further announcements will follow in due course.
For further information regarding the Transaction, please refer to the notice of meeting, the management information circular and related documents which are available on SEDAR+ at www.sedarplus.ca and Falcon’s website at www.falconoilandgas.com.
Ends.
Supergau für FO - POQ Flasche leer
„Seht ihr die Chance das wir mit Falcon bzw. dem neuen Eigentümer in Zukunft noch ähnliches erleben dürfen ... ?“
