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- Georgina Energy PLC engages in the exploration, development, and production of helium, hydrogen, and natural gas resources in Australia. The company holds interests in the Hussar project in the Officer Basin, Western Australia, where it maintains a 100% working interest through its wholly owned subsidiary Westmarket Oil & Gas, targeting helium, hydrogen, oil, and natural gas accumulations; the Mt Winter project (EP155) in the Northern Amadeus Basin, Northern Territory, with significant prospectivity for helium, natural hydrogen, and hydrocarbons near producing fields; and prospective resources estimated at approximately 300 BCF of helium, 300 BCF of hydrogen, and 2.5 TCF of natural gas on a P50/2U basis. Incorporated in 2013 and headquartered at 167-169 Great Portland Street, Fifth Floor, London W1W 5PF, United Kingdom, Georgina Energy operates principally through onshore permits in the Amadeus and Officer Basins, serving global markets for critical gases used in medical imaging, cryogenics, welding, electronics, clean energy transition, and industrial processes.
In November 2025, the company executed a conditional share purchase agreement with Central Petroleum Limited to acquire 100% of three subsidiaries holding interests in advanced re-entry targets: Mt Kitty/Jacko Bore (EP125, 30% interest) with 2C contingent resources of helium up to 9%, hydrogen up to 11%, and hydrocarbons; Dukas (EP112, 45% interest), a mega-structure prospect; and Mahler/Magee (EP82, 60% interest excluding certain sub-blocks), all previously drilled with high gas flows containing helium, hydrogen, and hydrocarbons, including helium isotope 3. The transaction, pending ministerial consents, Santos joint operating agreement approvals, shareholder vote, £7 million fundraise, and FCA-approved prospectus, would issue shares equating to 25% of Georgina's capital to Central Petroleum on completion, enhancing its portfolio proximity to existing assets and supporting conversion of resources to reserves. Earlier in July 2024, Georgina listed on the London Stock Exchange's Main Market via reverse takeover, raised £5 million, and progressed drilling approvals for Hussar while advancing Mt Winter acquisition from Mosman Oil & Gas.