
The (CCP) has approved the acquisition of Jura Energy Corporation shares by IDL Investments Limited from Phoenix Exploration Limited. The transaction, outlined in a Share Purchase Agreement dated March 5, 2025, involves purchasing common shares of Jura Energy for IDL Investments.
Jura Energy, based in Alberta, Canada, operates in Pakistan through its subsidiaries Spud Energy Pty Limited and Frontier Holdings Limited. These entities hold working interests in various exploration licenses and leases across the country. IDL Investments Limited, a British Virgin Islands-based investment holding company, already held shares of Jura Energy before this acquisition.
The CCP conducted a Phase-I competition assessment to evaluate potential impacts on Pakistan’s upstream oil and gas market. The Commission concluded that the transaction does not involve horizontal or vertical integration and is unlikely to affect competition in the relevant market. Therefore, it authorized the deal under Section 31(1)(d)(i) of the Competition Act, 2010.
The CCP noted that the transaction was completed before approval as required by the merger control regime. It directed parties to comply with pre-merger approval requirements for future transactions. This merger underscores the importance of investment in Pakistan’s upstream oil and gas sector for energy security and economic growth. The Commission remains committed to facilitating pro-competitive investments through transparent review processes while preserving market competition.
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