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Thanks Watch house for heads up

Anyone see anything on the satellite on movement of rig?

Https://www.ecofinagency.com/news-agriculture/3003-54228-japans-toyo-eyes-tanzania-fertilizer-plant-as-import-dependence-persists

I didn't realise M&P own Caroil

Is the minster for energy playing politics...did he inadvertently mention this or have we been kept in the dark? If the minster for energy knows what rig we are using surely Aminex know hence shareholders should be made aware through RNS...

Separately, Makame said TPDC is drilling three new wells in the Mnazi Bay gas field in Mtwara, where production has been declining after nearly two decades of operation. One of the wells is an exploration well targeting new reservoirs, while two are development wells aimed at sustaining output from known deposits.

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The US$235 million drilling programme is 27 per cent complete, with the first well expected to be finished within days of the press conference. Makame said the three wells are projected to add 45 million cubic feet of gas per day — enough to generate more than 200 megawatts of electricity.

The same drilling rig will subsequently move to the Ntorya area in the Ruvuma Block — also in Mtwara — where TPDC plans to drill one new exploration well, conduct a workover on a previously drilled well, and carry out tests on a third.

The Ntorya programme is budgeted at US$23.5 million and is expected to unlock an additional 60 million cubic feet per day of gas.

To connect Ntorya’s output to the national grid, TPDC is constructing a 34.2-kilometre pipeline to the Madimba gas processing plant, at Sh122 billion. The pipeline is 35 per cent complete and is scheduled for completion in September 2026, in line with the expected start of gas production from the first Ntorya well.

Https://thechanzo.com/2026/03/12/africas-longest-oil-pipeline-nears-completion-as-state-energy-firm-targets-42bn-gas-deal-by-june/

Why the delay in announcing the rig do people think? Will we have to wait until after the M&P drills for them to declare it's the rig they will use for CH-1. ? Or are they still in negotiations with m&p regarding price etc .... curious of people's thoughts

Some day ... soon... shortly... imminently

Https://www.africa-energy.com/news-centre/article/zambia-approves-two-major-cross-continental-fuel-pipelines

Https://x.com/AminexPLC/status/2028403645767712852?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Etweet. Over 12km of pipeline completed

Https://thebizlens.co.tz/2026/03/01/tanzania-adds-third-gas-producing-block-launches-ntorya-madimba-pipeline/

Great find again...no doubt Aminex will be scrambling on Monday with an RNS highlighting pipeline progress etc....fantastic update and great to see the minister has put a date on it

Nice find

Mind the gap ...

Yes very true...it is a multi drill programme we are looking at so suitable rig needs to be procured

Looking more likely it's going be the M&P rig if we going drill this side of Xmas? Otherwise we would want to be hearing rig news in coming weeks.What are people's thoughts 💭💭 Has to be a business reason they aren't informing us what rig is being used ...I don't really buy that it takes 6 months to decide on a rig .....all in good time

Nice find gaslady... time to get the Volvo trucks and JCBS in there

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