Delek eyes London listing
Israel According to the company head, Delek’s efforts in gaining recognition as a “global exploration and production company,” would be bolstered by such plans.
“If Delek Group wants to be international, we have to be traded on an international exchange, and I think London is one of the good places to be in,” Bloomberg quoted Bartfeld as saying.
Last week, regional entity Kuwait Energy confirmed plans to seek a London listing, calling the London Stock Exchange not only a “stable platform,” but also a “natural home.”
For Delek, a London listing could give the company a push as it seeks further expansion abroad. Bartfeld said the company is eyeing opportunities in the US, the Gulf of Mexico and Canada.
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