Oil firm RockRose Energy said today that its shares will be re-admitted to trading in the “next couple of weeks”.
RockRose asked the UK Listing Authority (UKLA) to suspend its shares in October following the announcement of a reverse takeover of Idemitsu Petroleum UK.
The London-listed firm completed the acquisition of Idemitsu last month.
Also in December, RockRose wrapped up deals for Sojitz Energy Project and Egerton Energy Ventures.
RockRose said today that it had submitted a draft re-admission document to the UKLA.
The company also said it was “adequately funded” and would not be raising money on re-admission.
Its net production was 5,473 barrels of oil per day on January 1.