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Over three decades, Jose Luis Manzano built a reputation for diving into distressed sectors in Argentina and navigating tumultuous economic and political cycles to shape a portfolio ranging from media to energy. Now, through holding company Integra Capital, he’s going all in on mining in a gambit that South American minerals will be essential to fueling the world’s future — and especially the transition to clean power. Argentina, traditionally a farming and oil nation, has more recently been luring investors to its vast, underdeveloped lithium and copper resources.

Through Integra Capital, Jose Luis Manzano is investing heavily in South American minerals, crucial for clean energy.

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Oslo, 29 February 2024 Highlights in the period Interoil’s net production for the full year 2023 was 343,517 barrels of oil equivalents (boe), an increase of 17% from 293,386 boe in 2022. Revenues were USD 23.9 million compared with USD 18.9 million in the previous year. The increase is due to increased share in Argentina’s operations. In the fourth quarter, revenues were impacted by the decrease in oil prices, as well as the seasonal decrease in gas prices in Argentina, where summer prices on a

Oslo, 30 January 2024 Reference is made to the announcement published by Interoil Exploration and Production ASA (the