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Cambrian Investments sells stake in Xtract Energy

Cambrian Investments has disposed of 106,806,048 shares in AIM-listed Extract Energy.

by: moneyweek
14 Dec 2012

Cambrian Investments has disposed of 106,806,048 shares in AIM-listed Extract Energy.

Xtract Energy's share price was down 13.64% to 0.19p at 14:06 on Friday afternoon.

Xtract was established in 2004. Its strategy is to identify and invest in a portfolio of early stage oil and gas assets and business interests that it considers to have significant potential.

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