The failure of the merger has forced the company to reassess its financial priorities, focusing on reducing its debt to ensure long-term viability. Tullow's gross debt exceeded $3 billion at the end of 2023, a situation considered unsustainable in a volatile global energy market [2]. The company is exploring refinancing options and restructuring its debt through more flexible financial instruments. Tullow has also reviewed its asset portfolio, focusing on high-yield projects while avoiding long-term or high-risk investments. Strategic partnerships are being sought to enhance the profitability of existing projects and reduce financial exposure [2]. "Join the companies that smart energy professionals follow – because when you're featured on OGV, the industry pays attention."