Neptune Energy planning £7 billion IPO, reports The Sunday Times
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The company, founded in 2015, is believed to be close to appointing JP Morgan to explore a listing or sale to a rival.
Neptune reported 1Q21 gas production of approximately 125 700 boe/d earlier this month, in line with its expectations.
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