Shell completes sale of Na Kika, Coulomb Gulf of America assets for USD 840 million
Bitget2026/09/22 20:16- Shell plc closed the sale of its 50% non-operated interest in the Na Kika platform and fields in the Gulf of America.
- The deal also included Shell’s 100% owned Coulomb tieback.
- Shell received about $840 million in cash proceeds, reflecting adjustments between the July 1, 2025 effective date and closing.
- Assets were acquired by a Talos Energy subsidiary and a Ridgewood Energy affiliate.
- At signing, total consideration was announced at $1.7 billion, before customary adjustments and certain contingent payments.
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