Sintana Energy Inc.
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- CEO
- Robert Bose
- Full Time Employees
- 5
- Sector
- Energy
- Industry
- Oil & Gas Exploration & Production
- Address
- The Canadian Venture Building Toronto ON Canada M5C 1P1
- IPO Date
- Aug 3, 2012
- Website
- sintanaenergy.com
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- Sintana Energy Inc. is a Canada-based oil and gas exploration and development company primarily engaged in the acquisition, exploration, and development of crude oil and natural gas resources. The company operates in highly prospective petroleum exploration licenses in Namibia, including five large offshore and one onshore license, as well as in Colombia’s Magdalena Basin in South America through its interest in the VMM-37 block. Sintana focuses on the acquisition, exploration, and advancement of both conventional and unconventional hydrocarbon resources. Its core product offerings include petroleum and natural gas reserves, with ongoing activities in seismic surveys, drilling campaigns, and resource development. In the last 1-2 years, Sintana Energy has undergone significant strategic expansion, notably acquiring UK-based Challenger Energy Group PLC in an all-share transaction valued at approximately $84 million. This acquisition broadens Sintana's asset portfolio by adding offshore oil and gas exploration permits in Uruguay and additional offshore blocks in Namibia (PEL 79 and PEL 83). The merger aims to consolidate independent exploration efforts along the Atlantic margin, strengthening the company's geographic footprint and technical capabilities in regions linking southern Africa to South America. Sintana intends to list on the AIM market in London, targeting a dual listing to increase its visibility and access to capital. The company has also formed a strategic partnership with Corcel PLC to enhance exploration initiatives. Sintana's business operations encompass a single reporting segment focused on upstream oil and natural gas exploration and development, targeting markets in Namibia, Colombia, Uruguay, and surrounding strategic regions. Founded in 2010, Sintana Energy is headquartered in Toronto, Canada. The company’s growth strategy includes accelerating exploration activities through combined technical and financial resources, aiming to extract substantial value from its sizable resource potential in Africa and South America. Through its expanded portfolio and strategic alliances, Sintana positions itself as a competitive independent oil and gas exploration entity aiming to progress assets toward production in capital-intensive environments.
Company News
PEL 90 Participating Interest Exchange with Chevron
Sintana Energy affiliate to sell its Namibia PEL 90 stake to Chevron unit
Sintana Energy highlights high-impact Angola opportunity as KON-16 drilling plans advance
Oracle beats on top and bottom lines as cloud revenue surges
Sintana Energy advances deal to acquire KON-16 in Angola
Sintana Energy advances deal to acquire KON-16 in Angola
KON-16, Angola: Execution of Definitive Transaction Documentation
Sintana Energy welcomes TotalEnergies' completed entry into PEL 83
TotalEnergies' Completes Entry and Becomes Operator of PEL 83
Sintana Energy highlights robust position as Atlantic Margin assets advance
Interim Results for the Three Months Ended 30 June 2026
UBS lifts UK earnings forecast but keeps market at neutral
Sintana Energy to acquire stake in Namibian firm Maravilla, expanding Walvis Basin exposure
Portfolio Update - Strategic Investment in Maravilla Oil and Gas
Sintana Energy to engage with shareholders, eyes upcoming catalysts
Results of AGM and Management Update Presentation
Broker Appointment
Shareholder Presentation via Investor Meet Company
Sintana Energy says Uruguay exploration timetable has been extended
Sintana Energy says Uruguay exploration timetable has been extended