The future of a company linked to plans to extract natural gas from the Manx seabed will be discussed at a shareholder's meeting next month.
Crogga Operations went into liquidation in 2022 and was one of three companies set up to drill for gas off the Island's coast.
A meeting for creditors will follow one for shareholders on Thursday, March 5 in hope Street in Douglas.
They'll determine if its liquidation should be brought to a finish.
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