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Trades about 182% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Condor Energy Limited and its various subsidiaries are involved in the exploration for oil and gas, primarily conducting their operations within Australia. A significant aspect of its current activities includes a technical evaluation agreement located in Peru's Tumbes basin. This agreement covers an extensive region of approximately 4,858 square kilometers, encompassing the Raya, Bonito, and Piedra Redonda oil and gas prospects. Originally incorporated in 2005 and headquartered in West Perth, Australia, the company operated as Global Oil & Gas Limited until its rebranding to Condor Energy Limited in April 2024.
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