Angkor Resources Invited to Present at Seapex Convention in Manila on Oil & Gas Results in Cambodia
Balance Sheet Cleanup Fuels Frontier Cambodia Oil Play, But Drilling Timeline Remains Distant

The most recent release (April 15, 2026) confirms Angkor Resources' invitation to present at the SEAPEX Convention in Manila regarding its Block VIII oil and gas exploration progress. The headline reiterates previously disclosed operational milestones: completion of a 350 line-kilometre 2D seismic program in Cambodia, identification of four drill targets (South, Central, North Bokor, Kirirom), and the advancement of an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) for drilling. It also summarizes the financial update regarding the divestment of Saskatchewan oil and gas interests ($4.8M gross proceeds, $3.8M debt elimination). Additionally, it highlights copper mineralization results from the Andong Bor Thmei North Prospect (286 metres at 0.13% Cu) and ongoing exploration activities on gold prospects (CZ Gold, Gossan Hills IP survey).
This news is categorized as Routine - Positive because it largely recapitulates information already disseminated in March and early April 2026. The Evesham asset sale closing was announced in January and closed in March; the seismic targets were identified in late 2025 and refined in early 2026; and the copper drilling results were reported on March 11, 2026. While the invitation to present at SEAPEX validates management's confidence and provides marketing exposure, it does not introduce new financial data, discovery announcements, or regulatory approvals that would materially alter the valuation model immediately. The market has already priced in the balance sheet improvement from the Evesham sale ($1M net cash) and the strategic pivot to Cambodia oil & gas.
Angkor Resources Corp. operates mineral and energy projects primarily in Cambodia (Block VIII Oil & Gas) with remaining interests in Saskatchewan oil/gas assets (divested) and copper/gold licenses (Andong Meas, Andong Bor). The flagship project is Block VIII, a 4,095 km² onshore oil and gas license. This represents the company's primary growth engine, aiming to be the first mover for commercial onshore hydrocarbon discovery in Cambodia. The company has completed seismic acquisition and target identification but remains in the pre-drilling regulatory phase.