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I agree - timing of possible offer seems suspicious.

I see CHAR are looking for further opportunities in Morocco and elsewhere.

How about CHAR and PRD combining their technical, financial and management expertise? Into what, I know not!

Deep seated faults are needed for allowing Helium to access reservoirs.

My dream scenario for Orinduik is a three-way agreement with Eco, ExxonMobil and a heavy oil specialist, with the latter developing Hammerhead, Jethro and Joe while ExxonMobil drill a couple of Cretaceous prospects.

As for 3b/4b, Total's drill schedule may depend on which block get their environmental consent first. The 3b/4b application went in a year ago, with Total's application for their other blocks some months later I believe.

Highlandmatt: maybe the testing started on or about the 17th Oct and was interrupted because either prd or the counterparty decided that negotiation was more important than finishing the tests.

What is 800b/d over 5 years worth to UJO?

From today's Global Petroleum update: "Our analysis is that there are very few attractive, available blocks in the Orange Basin and there is great competition for them. "

CGX's basin map in their Kawa news release is a bit unfair to Orinduik and Canje!

https://cgxenergy.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/01/CGX-and-FEC-01312022-CGX-and-Frontera-Announces-Kawa-1-Results.pdf

Tullow would also be interested in the two CGX wells; Kawa, currently drilling ahead at around 3000m, is testing stacked Cretaceous targets in the Corentyne block along trend from Carapa in Kanuku and expected to reach TD in first half of December; to be followed by the Makarapan Cretaceous test in the western half of the Demerara block along trend from Orinduik.

possibly internal security reasons why the area close to the Iraqi border has had little seismic and few wells

Total aim to spud the Luiperd follow-up to the huge Brulpadda discovery by the end of this month. See www.africaenergycorp.com/operations/south-africa-block-11b-12b/ and www.towerresources.co.uk/operations/south-africa/ for locations.

I wonder if the WNA2 EWT has been shelved in favour of the WNB1 well which "will further appraise the Kirkham Abbey formation, but also test the deeper Cadeby formation at a location prognosed to have good reservoir development." Has anyone asked?