Vermilion Energy is an international oil and gas producer focusing on acquiring and developing producing properties in North America, Europe, and Australia. Canada is its largest region accounting for nearly 60% of total production, followed by France, Australia, Ireland, USA, the Netherlands, and Germany. The company concentrates on crude oil and condensate, NGLs and natural gas with an emerging focus on renewable energy projects. Vermillion’s global asset portfolio provides commodity diversification and premium pricing. Its assets are characterized by high margins, low base production decline rates, and strong capital efficiencies. Conventional projects and additional growth opportunities in unconventional resource plays are key competitive advantages for Vermillion Energy. The company has both onshore and offshore operations in stable and developed economies, having clear regulatory policies for oil and gas exploration and development.
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