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Regal raises £20.5m

Resources play Regal Petroleum has raised £20.5 million to fund drilling rigs for the Ukraine and to study its Romanian gas find. Read

Regal slashes loss

Oil and gas play Regal Petroleum is developing its Ukraine prospects after cutting its annual loss from £57.5 million to £8.5 million. Read

Regal secures Ukraine rigs

Recovering oil and gas developer Regal Petroleum has clinched a contract for drilling rigs for its projects in the Ukraine. Read

New funding for Regal

Regal Petroleum is raising £80 million, as the stock exchange refers past alleged rule breaches to AIM’s Disciplinary Committee. Read

Regal talks to Shell

Fallen AIM star Regal Petroleum has agreed a £205 million memorandum of understanding with Shell over its Ukrainian assets. Read

Regal in the spotlight

Ukraine-focused JKX Oil & Gas says ‘no comment’ to suggestions it is looking at Regal Petroleum. Read

Bid talks lift Regal

Fallen star Regal Petroleum's shares have perked up on 'early stage discussions which may or may not lead to an offer'. Read

Ukraine ruling knocks Regal

A legal ruling on key Ukrainian gas licences has wiped nearly £90 million off the value of beleaguered Regal Petroleum. Read

Regal loses interim £12m

First-half losses at controversial Regal Petroleum have soared from £1.4 million to £18 million, but the company sounds confident. Read

Greek debacle knocks £190m off Regal

Regal Petroleum’s admission that its Kallirachi well in Greece is ‘non-commercial’ has wiped 60 per cent off its AIM value three weeks after raising £45 million. Read

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Sector Articles

Big deals hold the floor

BHP Billiton’s £64 billion hostile bid for Rio Tinto has continued to enthral the mining market. Read

Vikki Kunz follows the bosses buying and selling

After the strong share price rises at the end of last year, a clutch of canny directors embarked on their own version of the January sales, off-loading hefty chunks of shares and crystallising a host of in-the-money options. Read