LONDON, Sept 14 (Reuters) - Africa-focused Tullow Oil said on Wednesday it would stick to the current form of its plan all-share merger plan with Capricorn Energy, shrugging off criticism from some Capricorn investors who say the deal undervalues the company.
Tullow reiterated its guidance for full-year free cash flow of $200 million at an oil price of $95 a barrel, after recording $205 million negative cash flow in the first half after an acquisition and an arbitration payment.
(Reporting by Shadia Nasralla)