Tullow has experienced a significant departure of its independent non-executive directors, with the Chairman and three other directors stepping down with

Tullow’s endgame may be approaching, or perhaps not. As we stated previously, a delisting, debt for equity and/or Amend and Extend are the only

Although Tullow does not publish quarterly results, its Ghanaian partner, Kosmos, does, providing a useful read-across. The implications for

Tullow appointed Ian Perks as its new CEO. Mr Perks worked for BG Group and Total, but since January 2021, he has been working as a

Last man standing, and not as planned. The Senior Secured Notes, issued with a springing maturity and other protections, now find themselves the

Tullow has taken another step in completing the sale of its Kenyan assets, signing the sale and purchase agreement with Auron Energy, an affiliate of

In acknowledgement that Tullow will not be able to make it on its own, management has been attempting to initiate merger talks with

The Ghanaian Government (Ghana National Petroleum Company) have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to extend oil

Rahul Dhir, the CEO, is looking for a quicker exit than we anticipated, as he is resigning from the Board on February 14th. Tullow continues to