HKN Energy and Iraq’s Ministry of Oil Agree to Technical Terms for Hamrin Field Development
The agreement represents a major milestone in advancing the Hamrin project following the Heads of Agreement (HOA) signed in July 2025 between HKN and the Government of Iraq. It provides a comprehensive framework for developing the field and increasing oil production to maximize efficiency and local benefit. Once a contract is signed, HKN plans to bring U.S. expertise, investment, and equipment to quickly increase production at Hamrin.
“This achievement marks an important step toward a contract between HKN and the Government of Iraq,” said Srood Mukhtar, Vice President of HKN Energy. “We look forward to quickly concluding contract negotiations to deliver a project that strengthens Iraq’s energy capacity and directly benefits its people.”
Texas-based HKN Energy holds the largest energy investments of any privately-held firm operating in Iraq.
About HKN Energy
HKN Energy is a private, independent oil and gas company operating in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq. Founded in 2007 by Ross Perot Jr. and headquartered in Dallas, Texas, HKN conducts exploration and production activities across the region. The company’s global team brings experience from more than 80 countries. HKN holds Production Sharing Contracts (PSCs) with the Kurdistan Regional Government for the Sarsang and Atrush blocks in northern Kurdistan.
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