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Trades about 112% below its sector, cheaper than its peers on earnings.
Jadestone Energy plc functions as an autonomous firm dedicated to oil and gas exploration and production across the Asia Pacific region. The company maintains full operational control and ownership of the Stag oilfield and the Montara project, both situated offshore Western Australia, as well as two distinct gas development concessions in Vietnam's Malay Basin. Its holdings also comprise a 90% stake in the Lemang Production Sharing Contract (PSC) in onshore Sumatra, Indonesia, and an operated 69% interest in the Maari project, located off the coast of New Zealand. Additionally, Jadestone Energy has investments within its PenMal Assets, specifically a 70% share in the PM329 PSC, which incorporates the East Piatu field, and a 60% interest in the PM323 PSC, encompassing the East Belumut, West Belumut, and Chermingat fields. The primary corporate office for Jadestone Energy plc is based in Singapore.
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