Wednesday, April 7, 2010 as of 11:14 AM ET
Apache Corp .
(APA) said Monday it has increased production in Egypt's Western Desert thanks to the development of new leases.The Houston company's current gross production in Egypt is about 203,000 barrels of oil and 880 million cubic feet of gas per day, up 3% from 2011, the company said in a press release.Under the terms of production-sharing agreements with the government, Apache's net production is about half of the gross output, the company said. Production was boosted by the addition of 5,200 barrels of oil equivalent a day coming from seven new development leases in the Faghur Basin, the company said.The announcement is the latest sign that Apache's operations in Egypt continue unchanged despite the political instability following last year's revolution. In March, Apache Chief Executive G. Steven Farris said he was confident the political situation in the country will stabilize with time.A slide presentation used by Farris at the Howard Weil Energy Conference in New Orleans and...DOW JONES NEWSWIRESApache Corp .'s (APA) fourth-quarter earnings soared 73% as the exploration-and -production company benefited from increased output and strong oil...
DOW JONES NEWSWIRESApache Corp . (APA) raised its quarterly dividend by 13%, citing its strong growth prospects and financial position.The increase, to 17 cents a sh...
Oil and gas producer Apache (NYSE:APA) inked a cash-and-stock deal worth $2.85 billion on Monday to acquire privately held Cordillera Energy Partners.The deal will d...
