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Serica Energy Completes North Sea Asset Purchase

Serica Energy has completed its ONE-Dyas asset purchase, adding North Sea production of around 2,500 boepd, 3 million boe of 2P reserves and 0.5 million boe of 2C resources.
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Serica Energy has completed the purchase of minority stakes in two producing North Sea assets from ONE-Dyas, adding output, reserves and resources to its UK Continental Shelf portfolio.

The deal includes a 10% non-operated working interest in the Catcher field, operated by Harbour Energy, and a 5.21% interest in the Golden Eagle Area Development fields, operated by CNOOC. The transaction, first disclosed in September 2025, was valued at $6.75 million.

With completion now confirmed, Serica Energy gains around 2,500 boepd of current net production. The acquired interests also bring net 2P reserves of 3 million boe and net 2C resources of 0.5 million boe, based on figures as of 31 December 2025.

The company paid the agreed $6.75 million consideration and received $13 million for interim post-tax cashflows covering the period from the economic date of 1 January 2024 to completion.

Serica Energy will also receive about 85,000 boe linked to an underlift position. Cash proceeds from this are expected to reach approximately $8 million in Q3.

The transaction follows Serica Energy’s recent addition of interests in West of Shetland gas fields and related assets from TotalEnergies, further expanding its position in UK waters.

Editorial Note:
This article was prepared with the assistance of AI tools to enhance clarity and efficiency.
All information has been reviewed and verified by the HMT News editor.
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