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Sable Offshore shares tumbled 48.5% as its $100 million stock sale could nearly double dilution due to the lower share price, part of a broader refinancing package.

Transocean (RIG) shares fell 4.5% to $5.04 as oil prices slumped, threatening offshore drilling spending despite $185 million in new contracts and a $7.1 billion backlog. The pending $5.8 billion Valaris merger faces U.S. antitrust review.

Invenergy will get $765 million to terminate four offshore wind leases, with funds redirected to natural gas and geothermal, as the administration's buyback program nears $2.6 billion.

Transocean shares slipped 1.2% to $6.18 even as crude oil surged near $100 on Middle East tensions, with investors focused on a new rig contract in Australia and the pending Valaris merger.

Royal Caribbean guests at CocoCay will be unable to purchase alcohol onshore May 12 due to the Bahamas' election-day liquor ban. Shipboard service continues, but the restriction adds guest frustration.

W&T Offshore disclosed a deeper net loss for 2025, with revenue declining to $501.5 million. The company highlighted reduced net debt and potential regulatory relief from proposed offshore financial assurance rules.

Valaris shares surged 23% after Transocean announced an all-stock acquisition valued at $5.8 billion. The combined entity would operate 73 rigs with an enterprise value of approximately $17 billion.

Seatrium shares declined 1% to S$2.06 ahead of its full-year results release on February 26. The company recently achieved a construction milestone with TenneT and GE Vernova on a major offshore wind platform.