In today’s briefing:
- Will the Paladin-Fission deal blowout?
- China Oilfield Services (2883.HK) – Interim Results Show Continued Strong Growth
- Valeura Energy: Production Guidance Re-Iterated but Lower Capex and Additional Resources

Will the Paladin-Fission deal blowout?
- Paladin and Fission uranium corp are in the process of trying to lock in a script merger
- The date of the Paladin Fission scheme vote has been extended to September 9
- Two thirds of votes cast in favor are needed for the merger to proceed
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China Oilfield Services (2883.HK) – Interim Results Show Continued Strong Growth
- Business continues to grow as sales, profits and margins rise
- The overall industry supply demand dynamics continue to be supportive
- Key business drivers such as capacity utilisation and rates moving in the right direction
Valeura Energy: Production Guidance Re-Iterated but Lower Capex and Additional Resources
- Net production at Nong Yao has reached a stable level of ~12.1 mbbl/d. This compares with 6.3 mbbl/d in 2Q24.
- This production, when combined with the Wassana field being back online, has resulted in stable aggregate WI oil production over the past week of 26.2 mbbl/d.
- We are assuming only 20.4 mbbl/d for 3Q24, which might be too conservative.
