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BRIEF-Sintana Energy To Acquire Challenger Energy

Oct 9, 2025 12:21 AM

Oct 9 (Reuters) - SINTANA ENERGY ( SEUSF )

* RECOMMENDED ALL SHARE OFFER FOR CHALLENGER ENERGY

* CHALLENGER SHAREHOLDERS TO RECEIVE 0.4705 NEW SINTANA

SHARES PER

* CHALLENGER VALUED AT ABOUT £45 MILLION OR C$84 MILLION ON

FULLY DILUTED BASIS

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