EXPLORATION

Revised estimates see Warrego targeting billion-dollar growth

ABERDEEN based Warrego Energy, which announced a reverse-takeover of Petrel Energy in September last year, has revised its estimates for the year and sees itself poised to become a billion-dollar company.

Revised estimates see Warrego targeting billion-dollar growth

Petrel today announced it will appoint David Biggs as a new director of the company at the planned extraordinary general meeting in March when shareholders are expected to approve the proposed takeover. ...

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