SYDNEY: Tamboran Resources shares fell as much as 10% in their Australian stock market debut on Friday, underscoring weak investor interest for the country's biggest oil and gas float in a decade amid a global push towards greener energy.
Shares of the shale gas explorer, which has pitched itself as a "net-zero" producer to allay climate concerns, opened little changed from the initial public offering price at A$0.40 to give the company a market value of A$168.9 million ($126.03 million).
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