Competition13 May 2021 09:38
Extracted from a post by Zengas on LSE SAVE (thanks, Z):
'... On the subject of West Africa acquisitions which we know Save are pursuing, Boru Energy formed by ex Tullow executives and backed by $1b from Carlyle Pvt Equity Group. They were supposedly top of the pack for Occidentals near 30,000 bopd Ghana assets but no word yet, though last nights earnigs from Occidental show that Ghana is now discontinued and the buyer imo should soon be announced. ("... included $445 million loss in discontinued operations related to Ecuador and Ghana").
Panoro, a much smaller company than Save recently bought 6000 bopd production for $140m and looking to pick up more in West Africa.
Also another set of Tullow Execs have in recent weeks bought out the old Sterling Energy board/sharehlolders and renamed Afentra "
5/5/21 - 'Former Tullow Oil executives have launched their Afentra venture, focused on production up and down West Africa. Paul McDade, Afentra CEO, explained the company is focused on opportunities arising from the exit of majors from the region. “That transition is based on maturing assets becoming marginal for the majors." Afentra has big plans. “The primary focus is on material production. We don’t want 1,000-2,000 barrels per day, we’re looking for multiple tens of thousands". https://www.energyvoice.com/oilandgas/africa/ep-africa/320392/afentra-mcdade-esg-producing/
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