Last checked at (Sharecast News) - Tanzania-focussed gas exploration and production company Aminex updated the market on the Ruvuma farm-out process on Friday, reporting that it was awaiting government approval for the farm-out to ARA Petroleum Tanzania post the long-stop date extension to 31 October.
The London-listed firm said the ongoing review of all oil and gas companies' production sharing agreements in the country continued to be the cause of the delay.
It explained that the reprocessing of the select 2D seismic lines over the Kiliwani North Development Licence acreage was complete, and added that it had reduced monthly general and administrative expenses by around 34% from 2018 levels.
"We have cut costs to appropriate levels and we are awaiting Tanzanian Government approval to move forward with the Ruvuma farm-out to ARA Petroleum of Oman, which upon completion will deliver a $5m cash inflow and a $35 million carry through the further appraisal and development of the Ntorya gas-field," said Aminex chairman John Bell.
"In the meantime, progress is being made at Kiliwani."
11 Feb 2016 15:57
Aminex sells stake in Tanzanian licence to Solo Oil
(ShareCast News) - Oil and gas explorer Aminex is selling a 3.8% interest in the Kiliwani North Development licence in Tanzania to Solo Oil for $2.16m (£1.49m), the company announced on Thursday. Solo's stake in the licence will increase to 10% following the completion of the deal. Aminex will remai
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