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The low oil price environment has resulted in Irish-listed exploration firm Dragon Oil posting an 18% year-on-year drop in first half revenues, while profits dipped by over 50%.

Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) increased its offer yesterday to buy Dragon Oil to 800 pence (1,137.3c) a share, winning support from minority owners including billionaire Paul Singer’s Elliott Advisors UK that rejected ENOC’s offer in June.

One of the members of the independent committee assessing a takeover offer for Irish-listed exploration firm, Dragon Oil, has joined the board of its bidder.

Another minority shareholder in Irish-listed exploration firm, Dragon Oil has criticised the takeover offer from majority investor, Emirates National Oil Company (Enoc) as undervaluing the company.

Dragon Oil’s prospective new owner has scuppered any prospect for future dividend payments, effectively upping the ante in the war of words over the ownership of the company.

Takeover target Dragon Oil has reported a 25% increase in production output for the first half of the year.

The Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) believes its takeover of Irish-listed explorer Dragon Oil will succeed, despite significant minority-shareholder opposition to the current offer.

Oil producer Dragon Oil’s largest independent investor the asset management firm Baillie Gifford, has said an increased takeover offer from majority owner Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC) “materially undervalued” the company.

Recent research from Morgan Stanley suggested an all-time low for exploration-related M&A activity in the first quarter of 2015. 

Shares in Dublin-listed exploration firm Dragon Oil hit a record high, yesterday, as the company agreed to improved takeover terms tabled by its majority shareholder.

A finance director who worked for Dragons’ Den star Duncan Bannatyne’s group of companies has been charged with fraud and money laundering totalling almost £8m, the Crown Prosecution Service has said.

Emirates National Oil Company has a 50% chance of succeeding in its bid to take full control of Irish-listed explorer Dragon Oil, according to UK analysts.

Investors in Dublin-listed exploration firm Dragon Oil are being urged to hold out for an anticipated higher value takeover offer from the company’s majority shareholder, the Emirates National Oil Company (ENOC), than the €5.03bn currently being proposed.

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So many rudderless English chariots have drifted away on the Liffey over the years they must now pose a danger to shipping in the Irish Sea.

The activist investor at the centre of the ongoing board battle at Irish explorer Petroceltic is confident its push for a change to the company’s management and operational strategy will succeed this year, even if it loses the vote at next week’s shareholder meeting.

The three largest global share advisory firms have come out in support of the Petroceltic board in its battle for control of the company.

Irish exploration firm T5 Oil & Gas is understood to be sizing up a number of targets for a potential reverse takeover.

Oil producer Petroceltic International’s largest shareholder has called for an extraordinary general meeting of the Irish company’s shareholders to oust chief executive Brian O’Cathain.

Middle-Eastern exploration firm, Dragon Oil has withdrawn its interest in Irish company, Petroceltic, citing “prevailing market conditions” for its decision.

Exploration firm Dragon Oil has an official window of three weeks to put up or shut up regarding the prospect of a takeover of the Irish firm Petroceltic.

Dragon Oil has said it remains in "detailed discussions" with its backers over a proposed bid for Irish exploration firm Petroceltic.

Any pending formal takeover offer for Dublin exploration firm, Petroceltic from Middle Eastern player, Dragon Oil is expected by analysts to tempt other parties into a bidding war.

Irish-listed exploration firm Dragon Oil has upped its half-year dividend payment to shareholders by 33% to 20c, on the back of a strong set of interim results.

The Employment Appeals Tribunal has ordered RTÉ Dragon, Ramona Nicholas’s pharmacy group to pay €4,000 to a female sales assistant the business unfairly dismissed.

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As kids they played together in the same high school soccer and rugby teams in their native Cardiff.

A wealthy Dragon has placed his faith in an unlikely entrepreneur after injecting €200,000 in the bakery business.

Providence Resources has scrapped immediate plans to drill off Dublin’s coast.

Niall O’Farrell this week saw the business he founded in the mid-1980s, the formal suit hire firm Blacktie, fall into liquidation. The Dragons’ Den star will be hoping his investments on the show pay off soon, writes Kyran Fitzgerald

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Thai oil company PTT Exploration & Production yesterday extended for the third time the deadline for shareholders in London- and Dublin-based explorer Cove Energy to accept its $1.9bn (€1.5bn) takeover bid.

Irish-registered oil company Dragon Oil has successfully bid on an exploration block in Iraq.

AT A time of crisis it can pay to be counter-intuitive, to have ideas that seem completely at odds with perceived wisdom.

THE British subsidiary of Irish oil and gas prospector Providence Resources has won its second exploration licence within a week.

LIMERICK-headquartered exploration firm, Circle Oil has found additional oil content at one of its chief assets in Egypt, potentially increasing the size of the overall field.

NORMALLY a formidable member of TVs Dragon’s Den, Gavin Duffy’s fire was replaced with a smile as he prepared to launch a new way of health care designed especially for older people.

DRAGON Oil, a Caspian Sea oil explorer with $1.5 billion (€1.04bn) in cash, said the time is right to consider acquisitions given the recent drop in stock markets, according to its chief executive.

'Dragon’s Den' TV star Niall O’Farrell has today settled a €38,000 claim against a former commercial tenant for unpaid rent and insurance premiums.

Dubai: Dragon Oil – the Emirates-based exploration company which has its shares partly listed on the Irish Stock Exchange – says it performed well in 2009 despite volatile market conditions.