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The partners in the Wisting licenses have decided to postpone the investment decision originally scheduled for December 2022. The maturation of the project continues, aiming for an investment decision by the end of 2026. CEO of Aker BP, Karl Johnny Hersvik comments:  "The Wisting partners,

As part of its annual share saving plan, Aker BP has received subscriptions from employees for a total of 599,076 shares. The employees will pay NOK 242 per share, representing a 25 percent discount to the reference market price, and the shares are subject to a three-year lockup. A total

The shares in Aker BP ASA will be traded ex dividend USD 0.525 (NOK 5.5282) as from today, 31 October 2022. The payment date will be on or about 8 November 2022.

In its first full quarter after the Lundin acquisition, Aker BP delivered operating profit of USD 3,959 million and net profit of USD 783 million.  Highlights: - New production record of 412 mboepd with high production efficiency - Industry-leading low emissions of 3.4 kg CO2 per

The following sets out the cash dividends to be paid by Aker BP in the fourth quarter 2022: Dividend amount: USD 0.525 per share (NOK 5.52820) Declared currency: USD Last day of trading including right:  28 October 2022 Ex-date: 31 October

We hereby inform that from 28 October 2022 until 8 November 2022 it will not be possible to execute CBT (Cross border transaction) to/from Sweden to convert Aker BP SDRs (ISIN SE0017486566) to ordinary Aker BP shares (ISIN NO0010345853) because of the record date for the upcoming

Aker BP will publish its financial report for the third quarter 2022 on Wednesday 26 October 2022. The company issues this trading update to summarize its production and sales volumes and related topics for the quarter. Oil and gas production and sales Aker BP produced 411.7 thousand barrels of oil

Reference is made to previous announcements regarding the consolidation of former Lundin Energy subsidiaries into Aker BP ASA ("Aker BP").  As a next and final step, a merger is proposed between Aker BP as the surviving entity and ABP Norway AS ("ABPN"), a wholly owned Norwegian subsidiary.

Reference is made to previous announcements regarding the merger between Aker BP ASA ("Aker BP") and its wholly owned Dutch subsidiary ABP Energy Holding B.V ("AEH"). The merger has now been completed. Consequently, Aker BP has assumed all assets, rights and obligations of AEH,