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Navitas Reports Record Quarter and Acquires Second Production Facility for Sea Lion Project in Falklands

Navitas Petroleum reported a record second quarter in 2026 with a 15-fold revenue increase and net profit turnaround, driven by full production at its Shenandoah project. The company acquired a $125 million FPSO facility for its Sea Lion project near the Falkland Islands, aiming for production by 2030.

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  1. 01Navitas’ Q2 2026 revenues surged 15-fold to $279 million, with net profit of $77 million.
  2. 02Shenandoah project contributed $690 million EBITDA in its first production year, yielding 60% ROI.
  3. 03Navitas acquired a $125 million FPSO for Sea Lion project near Falklands, targeting 2030 production.
  4. 04Sea Lion project’s discounted cash flow rose 39% to $5.16 billion, total portfolio at $9.7 billion.
  5. 05Tiberius and Logan discoveries in Gulf of Mexico expected to start production in Q3 2028.
  6. 06Navitas forecasts EBITDA growth to $3.3 billion by 2031 with production of 183,000 barrels per day.

Updated resource reports show significant increases in project valuations, with EBITDA expected to grow substantially by 2031.

Translated and summarized by baba from Globes, the latest report. Read Globes’s original

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