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April 30, 2015 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - April 30, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company) (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin.
In Kenya, the extensive appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin continues. The Amosing -1 and Amosing -2 wells have been completed in five zones with hydraulically controlled completions that permit independent tests of selected intervals without well intervention in preparation for an Extended Well Test (EWT) of the field. Initial rig-less flow testing during clean-up at a combined maximum rate of 5,600 and 6,000 bopd respectively exceeded expectations, demonstrating high quality reservoir sands which flowed 31 to 38 degree API dry oil under natural conditions. The EWT involves production and water injection testing to enable dynamic flow characterisation between wells in the Amosing stacked oil reservoirs. The full EWT will commence shortly and results are expected over the next few months. The Amosing-4 appraisal well was drilled on the flank of the field and successfully encountered 27 metres of net oil pay in thick upper reservoir zones proving the significant down-dip extent of the field.
Elsewhere in the Lokichar basin, the Ekales-2 appraisal well reached a total depth of 4,059 metres and encountered an estimated 60-100 metres of net oil pay in the primary shallower objectives. This highly deviated well was also deepened to test the basin centre stratigraphic play where it intersected sandstones with elevated pressures and 50 metres of oil bearing sands, however operating conditions precluded logging and confirmation of any oil pay in this section. This was the first test of this exploration target and is very positive for the future upside potential of the South Lokichar basin above the significant oil resources already discovered.
The Ngamia-7 appraisal well was drilled to test the Ngamia oil field's eastern flank and encountered up to 130 metres of net oil pay, expanding the proven extent of the field. The Ngamia-8 appraisal was drilled and encountered up to 200 metres of net oil pay in line with pre-drill expectations. The well was positioned in the centre of the Ngamia structure and static pressure data indicates the well is in pressure communication with the oil discovered in the neighbouring Ngamia-1A, Ngamia-3, Ngamia-5, Ngamia-6 and Ngamia-7 wells. Ngamia -8 will be completed as part of the Ngamia field EWT planned for mid-year which will also include the Ngamia-3 and Ngamia-6 wells.
The extensive appraisal activities in Kenya, including the planned EWT, along with the development concept studies completed in 2014 will enable a draft Field Development Plan (FDP) to be prepared by end 2015. The current ambition of the joint venture partnership is to position the East Africa project, which will include the development of South Lokichar and Tullow's Lake Albert resources and an export pipeline, for possible sanction by the end of 2016, subject to receipt of all necessary permits and approvals. Good progress continues to be made towards development of these oil resources and as part of the ongoing collaboration between the Governments of Kenya and Uganda on the oil export pipeline, a joint technical adviser was appointed in late 2014. The independent technical studies being undertaken by the adviser, with extensive support from the Kenya and Uganda upstream partners, are progressing rapidly and should assist in the finalisation of the pipeline route.
Africa Oil owns a 50% working interest in Kenya Blocks 1BB and 13T with Operator Tullow Oil holding the remaining 50%.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "We continue to be highly encouraged by the appraisal program in the Lokichar Basin which is above our expectations and confirms our belief that this is a world-class asset. We are working closely with our partners and the Kenyan Government to move the development project forward, particularly the export pipeline, which is the key to unlocking the value of this asset. The 3D seismic has been a great help in imaging new drilling targets in the basin and we plan to drill some high impact wells with the potential to add significant resources in the coming months."
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April 30, 2015 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - April 30, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company) (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin.
In Kenya, the extensive appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin continues. The Amosing -1 and Amosing -2 wells have been completed in five zones with hydraulically controlled completions that permit independent tests of selected intervals without well intervention in preparation for an Extended Well Test (EWT) of the field. Initial rig-less flow testing during clean-up at a combined maximum rate of 5,600 and 6,000 bopd respectively exceeded expectations, demonstrating high quality reservoir sands which flowed 31 to 38 degree API dry oil under natural conditions. The EWT involves production and water injection testing to enable dynamic flow characterisation between wells in the Amosing stacked oil reservoirs. The full EWT will commence shortly and results are expected over the next few months. The Amosing-4 appraisal well was drilled on the flank of the field and successfully encountered 27 metres of net oil pay in thick upper reservoir zones proving the significant down-dip extent of the field.
Elsewhere in the Lokichar basin, the Ekales-2 appraisal well reached a total depth of 4,059 metres and encountered an estimated 60-100 metres of net oil pay in the primary shallower objectives. This highly deviated well was also deepened to test the basin centre stratigraphic play where it intersected sandstones with elevated pressures and 50 metres of oil bearing sands, however operating conditions precluded logging and confirmation of any oil pay in this section. This was the first test of this exploration target and is very positive for the future upside potential of the South Lokichar basin above the significant oil resources already discovered.
The Ngamia-7 appraisal well was drilled to test the Ngamia oil field's eastern flank and encountered up to 130 metres of net oil pay, expanding the proven extent of the field. The Ngamia-8 appraisal was drilled and encountered up to 200 metres of net oil pay in line with pre-drill expectations. The well was positioned in the centre of the Ngamia structure and static pressure data indicates the well is in pressure communication with the oil discovered in the neighbouring Ngamia-1A, Ngamia-3, Ngamia-5, Ngamia-6 and Ngamia-7 wells. Ngamia -8 will be completed as part of the Ngamia field EWT planned for mid-year which will also include the Ngamia-3 and Ngamia-6 wells.
The extensive appraisal activities in Kenya, including the planned EWT, along with the development concept studies completed in 2014 will enable a draft Field Development Plan (FDP) to be prepared by end 2015. The current ambition of the joint venture partnership is to position the East Africa project, which will include the development of South Lokichar and Tullow's Lake Albert resources and an export pipeline, for possible sanction by the end of 2016, subject to receipt of all necessary permits and approvals. Good progress continues to be made towards development of these oil resources and as part of the ongoing collaboration between the Governments of Kenya and Uganda on the oil export pipeline, a joint technical adviser was appointed in late 2014. The independent technical studies being undertaken by the adviser, with extensive support from the Kenya and Uganda upstream partners, are progressing rapidly and should assist in the finalisation of the pipeline route.
Africa Oil owns a 50% working interest in Kenya Blocks 1BB and 13T with Operator Tullow Oil holding the remaining 50%.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "We continue to be highly encouraged by the appraisal program in the Lokichar Basin which is above our expectations and confirms our belief that this is a world-class asset. We are working closely with our partners and the Kenyan Government to move the development project forward, particularly the export pipeline, which is the key to unlocking the value of this asset. The 3D seismic has been a great help in imaging new drilling targets in the basin and we plan to drill some high impact wells with the potential to add significant resources in the coming months."
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-op…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-operations-update-tsx-aoi-2014875.htmNEWS NEWS NEWS
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April 30, 2015 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - April 30, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company) (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin.
In Kenya, the extensive appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin continues. The Amosing -1 and Amosing -2 wells have been completed in five zones with hydraulically controlled completions that permit independent tests of selected intervals without well intervention in preparation for an Extended Well Test (EWT) of the field. Initial rig-less flow testing during clean-up at a combined maximum rate of 5,600 and 6,000 bopd respectively exceeded expectations, demonstrating high quality reservoir sands which flowed 31 to 38 degree API dry oil under natural conditions. The EWT involves production and water injection testing to enable dynamic flow characterisation between wells in the Amosing stacked oil reservoirs. The full EWT will commence shortly and results are expected over the next few months. The Amosing-4 appraisal well was drilled on the flank of the field and successfully encountered 27 metres of net oil pay in thick upper reservoir zones proving the significant down-dip extent of the field.
Elsewhere in the Lokichar basin, the Ekales-2 appraisal well reached a total depth of 4,059 metres and encountered an estimated 60-100 metres of net oil pay in the primary shallower objectives. This highly deviated well was also deepened to test the basin centre stratigraphic play where it intersected sandstones with elevated pressures and 50 metres of oil bearing sands, however operating conditions precluded logging and confirmation of any oil pay in this section. This was the first test of this exploration target and is very positive for the future upside potential of the South Lokichar basin above the significant oil resources already discovered.
The Ngamia-7 appraisal well was drilled to test the Ngamia oil field's eastern flank and encountered up to 130 metres of net oil pay, expanding the proven extent of the field. The Ngamia-8 appraisal was drilled and encountered up to 200 metres of net oil pay in line with pre-drill expectations. The well was positioned in the centre of the Ngamia structure and static pressure data indicates the well is in pressure communication with the oil discovered in the neighbouring Ngamia-1A, Ngamia-3, Ngamia-5, Ngamia-6 and Ngamia-7 wells. Ngamia -8 will be completed as part of the Ngamia field EWT planned for mid-year which will also include the Ngamia-3 and Ngamia-6 wells.
The extensive appraisal activities in Kenya, including the planned EWT, along with the development concept studies completed in 2014 will enable a draft Field Development Plan (FDP) to be prepared by end 2015. The current ambition of the joint venture partnership is to position the East Africa project, which will include the development of South Lokichar and Tullow's Lake Albert resources and an export pipeline, for possible sanction by the end of 2016, subject to receipt of all necessary permits and approvals. Good progress continues to be made towards development of these oil resources and as part of the ongoing collaboration between the Governments of Kenya and Uganda on the oil export pipeline, a joint technical adviser was appointed in late 2014. The independent technical studies being undertaken by the adviser, with extensive support from the Kenya and Uganda upstream partners, are progressing rapidly and should assist in the finalisation of the pipeline route.
Africa Oil owns a 50% working interest in Kenya Blocks 1BB and 13T with Operator Tullow Oil holding the remaining 50%.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "We continue to be highly encouraged by the appraisal program in the Lokichar Basin which is above our expectations and confirms our belief that this is a world-class asset. We are working closely with our partners and the Kenyan Government to move the development project forward, particularly the export pipeline, which is the key to unlocking the value of this asset. The 3D seismic has been a great help in imaging new drilling targets in the basin and we plan to drill some high impact wells with the potential to add significant resources in the coming months."
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-op…
Über den Erwartungen !!
April 30, 2015 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - April 30, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company) (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin.
In Kenya, the extensive appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin continues. The Amosing -1 and Amosing -2 wells have been completed in five zones with hydraulically controlled completions that permit independent tests of selected intervals without well intervention in preparation for an Extended Well Test (EWT) of the field. Initial rig-less flow testing during clean-up at a combined maximum rate of 5,600 and 6,000 bopd respectively exceeded expectations, demonstrating high quality reservoir sands which flowed 31 to 38 degree API dry oil under natural conditions. The EWT involves production and water injection testing to enable dynamic flow characterisation between wells in the Amosing stacked oil reservoirs. The full EWT will commence shortly and results are expected over the next few months. The Amosing-4 appraisal well was drilled on the flank of the field and successfully encountered 27 metres of net oil pay in thick upper reservoir zones proving the significant down-dip extent of the field.
Elsewhere in the Lokichar basin, the Ekales-2 appraisal well reached a total depth of 4,059 metres and encountered an estimated 60-100 metres of net oil pay in the primary shallower objectives. This highly deviated well was also deepened to test the basin centre stratigraphic play where it intersected sandstones with elevated pressures and 50 metres of oil bearing sands, however operating conditions precluded logging and confirmation of any oil pay in this section. This was the first test of this exploration target and is very positive for the future upside potential of the South Lokichar basin above the significant oil resources already discovered.
The Ngamia-7 appraisal well was drilled to test the Ngamia oil field's eastern flank and encountered up to 130 metres of net oil pay, expanding the proven extent of the field. The Ngamia-8 appraisal was drilled and encountered up to 200 metres of net oil pay in line with pre-drill expectations. The well was positioned in the centre of the Ngamia structure and static pressure data indicates the well is in pressure communication with the oil discovered in the neighbouring Ngamia-1A, Ngamia-3, Ngamia-5, Ngamia-6 and Ngamia-7 wells. Ngamia -8 will be completed as part of the Ngamia field EWT planned for mid-year which will also include the Ngamia-3 and Ngamia-6 wells.
The extensive appraisal activities in Kenya, including the planned EWT, along with the development concept studies completed in 2014 will enable a draft Field Development Plan (FDP) to be prepared by end 2015. The current ambition of the joint venture partnership is to position the East Africa project, which will include the development of South Lokichar and Tullow's Lake Albert resources and an export pipeline, for possible sanction by the end of 2016, subject to receipt of all necessary permits and approvals. Good progress continues to be made towards development of these oil resources and as part of the ongoing collaboration between the Governments of Kenya and Uganda on the oil export pipeline, a joint technical adviser was appointed in late 2014. The independent technical studies being undertaken by the adviser, with extensive support from the Kenya and Uganda upstream partners, are progressing rapidly and should assist in the finalisation of the pipeline route.
Africa Oil owns a 50% working interest in Kenya Blocks 1BB and 13T with Operator Tullow Oil holding the remaining 50%.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "We continue to be highly encouraged by the appraisal program in the Lokichar Basin which is above our expectations and confirms our belief that this is a world-class asset. We are working closely with our partners and the Kenyan Government to move the development project forward, particularly the export pipeline, which is the key to unlocking the value of this asset. The 3D seismic has been a great help in imaging new drilling targets in the basin and we plan to drill some high impact wells with the potential to add significant resources in the coming months."
NEWS NEWS NEWS
Über den Erwartungen !!
April 30, 2015 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - April 30, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company) (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin.
In Kenya, the extensive appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin continues. The Amosing -1 and Amosing -2 wells have been completed in five zones with hydraulically controlled completions that permit independent tests of selected intervals without well intervention in preparation for an Extended Well Test (EWT) of the field. Initial rig-less flow testing during clean-up at a combined maximum rate of 5,600 and 6,000 bopd respectively exceeded expectations, demonstrating high quality reservoir sands which flowed 31 to 38 degree API dry oil under natural conditions. The EWT involves production and water injection testing to enable dynamic flow characterisation between wells in the Amosing stacked oil reservoirs. The full EWT will commence shortly and results are expected over the next few months. The Amosing-4 appraisal well was drilled on the flank of the field and successfully encountered 27 metres of net oil pay in thick upper reservoir zones proving the significant down-dip extent of the field.
Elsewhere in the Lokichar basin, the Ekales-2 appraisal well reached a total depth of 4,059 metres and encountered an estimated 60-100 metres of net oil pay in the primary shallower objectives. This highly deviated well was also deepened to test the basin centre stratigraphic play where it intersected sandstones with elevated pressures and 50 metres of oil bearing sands, however operating conditions precluded logging and confirmation of any oil pay in this section. This was the first test of this exploration target and is very positive for the future upside potential of the South Lokichar basin above the significant oil resources already discovered.
The Ngamia-7 appraisal well was drilled to test the Ngamia oil field's eastern flank and encountered up to 130 metres of net oil pay, expanding the proven extent of the field. The Ngamia-8 appraisal was drilled and encountered up to 200 metres of net oil pay in line with pre-drill expectations. The well was positioned in the centre of the Ngamia structure and static pressure data indicates the well is in pressure communication with the oil discovered in the neighbouring Ngamia-1A, Ngamia-3, Ngamia-5, Ngamia-6 and Ngamia-7 wells. Ngamia -8 will be completed as part of the Ngamia field EWT planned for mid-year which will also include the Ngamia-3 and Ngamia-6 wells.
The extensive appraisal activities in Kenya, including the planned EWT, along with the development concept studies completed in 2014 will enable a draft Field Development Plan (FDP) to be prepared by end 2015. The current ambition of the joint venture partnership is to position the East Africa project, which will include the development of South Lokichar and Tullow's Lake Albert resources and an export pipeline, for possible sanction by the end of 2016, subject to receipt of all necessary permits and approvals. Good progress continues to be made towards development of these oil resources and as part of the ongoing collaboration between the Governments of Kenya and Uganda on the oil export pipeline, a joint technical adviser was appointed in late 2014. The independent technical studies being undertaken by the adviser, with extensive support from the Kenya and Uganda upstream partners, are progressing rapidly and should assist in the finalisation of the pipeline route.
Africa Oil owns a 50% working interest in Kenya Blocks 1BB and 13T with Operator Tullow Oil holding the remaining 50%.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "We continue to be highly encouraged by the appraisal program in the Lokichar Basin which is above our expectations and confirms our belief that this is a world-class asset. We are working closely with our partners and the Kenyan Government to move the development project forward, particularly the export pipeline, which is the key to unlocking the value of this asset. The 3D seismic has been a great help in imaging new drilling targets in the basin and we plan to drill some high impact wells with the potential to add significant resources in the coming months."
http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-op…" target="_blank" rel="nofollow ugc noopener">http://www.marketwired.com/press-release/africa-oil-kenya-operations-update-tsx-aoi-2014875.htmNEWS NEWS NEWS
Über den Erwartungen !!
April 30, 2015 02:00 ET
Africa Oil Kenya Operations Update
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - April 30, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. ("Africa Oil" or the "Company) (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) is pleased to provide the following update on the appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin.
In Kenya, the extensive appraisal program in the South Lokichar Basin continues. The Amosing -1 and Amosing -2 wells have been completed in five zones with hydraulically controlled completions that permit independent tests of selected intervals without well intervention in preparation for an Extended Well Test (EWT) of the field. Initial rig-less flow testing during clean-up at a combined maximum rate of 5,600 and 6,000 bopd respectively exceeded expectations, demonstrating high quality reservoir sands which flowed 31 to 38 degree API dry oil under natural conditions. The EWT involves production and water injection testing to enable dynamic flow characterisation between wells in the Amosing stacked oil reservoirs. The full EWT will commence shortly and results are expected over the next few months. The Amosing-4 appraisal well was drilled on the flank of the field and successfully encountered 27 metres of net oil pay in thick upper reservoir zones proving the significant down-dip extent of the field.
Elsewhere in the Lokichar basin, the Ekales-2 appraisal well reached a total depth of 4,059 metres and encountered an estimated 60-100 metres of net oil pay in the primary shallower objectives. This highly deviated well was also deepened to test the basin centre stratigraphic play where it intersected sandstones with elevated pressures and 50 metres of oil bearing sands, however operating conditions precluded logging and confirmation of any oil pay in this section. This was the first test of this exploration target and is very positive for the future upside potential of the South Lokichar basin above the significant oil resources already discovered.
The Ngamia-7 appraisal well was drilled to test the Ngamia oil field's eastern flank and encountered up to 130 metres of net oil pay, expanding the proven extent of the field. The Ngamia-8 appraisal was drilled and encountered up to 200 metres of net oil pay in line with pre-drill expectations. The well was positioned in the centre of the Ngamia structure and static pressure data indicates the well is in pressure communication with the oil discovered in the neighbouring Ngamia-1A, Ngamia-3, Ngamia-5, Ngamia-6 and Ngamia-7 wells. Ngamia -8 will be completed as part of the Ngamia field EWT planned for mid-year which will also include the Ngamia-3 and Ngamia-6 wells.
The extensive appraisal activities in Kenya, including the planned EWT, along with the development concept studies completed in 2014 will enable a draft Field Development Plan (FDP) to be prepared by end 2015. The current ambition of the joint venture partnership is to position the East Africa project, which will include the development of South Lokichar and Tullow's Lake Albert resources and an export pipeline, for possible sanction by the end of 2016, subject to receipt of all necessary permits and approvals. Good progress continues to be made towards development of these oil resources and as part of the ongoing collaboration between the Governments of Kenya and Uganda on the oil export pipeline, a joint technical adviser was appointed in late 2014. The independent technical studies being undertaken by the adviser, with extensive support from the Kenya and Uganda upstream partners, are progressing rapidly and should assist in the finalisation of the pipeline route.
Africa Oil owns a 50% working interest in Kenya Blocks 1BB and 13T with Operator Tullow Oil holding the remaining 50%.
Keith Hill, President and CEO, commented, "We continue to be highly encouraged by the appraisal program in the Lokichar Basin which is above our expectations and confirms our belief that this is a world-class asset. We are working closely with our partners and the Kenyan Government to move the development project forward, particularly the export pipeline, which is the key to unlocking the value of this asset. The 3D seismic has been a great help in imaging new drilling targets in the basin and we plan to drill some high impact wells with the potential to add significant resources in the coming months."
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Société Générale hat gestern Kzrsziel AOI von 27 SEK auf 21,50 SEK gesenkt. Rating SG still " buy" ( Quelle Avanza). Kurs z.Z. 17,4 SEK.
Frage : Hat jemand kürzlich etwas gelesen bezüglich des Gas-Fundes sala-1? Das sollte doch innerhalb 12 - 18 Monaten in Produktion gehen.
Für April waren Ergebnisse der Studie Pipeline avisiert -???????
Grüß´ Euch
vinumbonum
Frage : Hat jemand kürzlich etwas gelesen bezüglich des Gas-Fundes sala-1? Das sollte doch innerhalb 12 - 18 Monaten in Produktion gehen.
Für April waren Ergebnisse der Studie Pipeline avisiert -???????
Grüß´ Euch
vinumbonum
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.593.263 von abionaut am 18.04.15 07:58:00Beide Namen recherchiert, aber nichts Brauchbares gefunden leider.
Aber heute AVANZA :RBC hebt AOI von sector perform auf Outperform, Kursziel 4,5 CAD von 4,0 = 31,90 SEK, z.Z gut 18 SEK und im +.
Aber heute AVANZA :RBC hebt AOI von sector perform auf Outperform, Kursziel 4,5 CAD von 4,0 = 31,90 SEK, z.Z gut 18 SEK und im +.
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA--(Marketwired - April 17, 2015) - Africa Oil Corp. (TSX:AOI)(OMX:AOI) ("Africa Oil" or the "Company) is pleased to announce the following changes to its management team.
Nick Walker who is currently Chief Operating Officer will be leaving the Company to join another Lundin Group Company, Lundin Petroleum AB. Nick's role in Lundin Petroleum will be the subject of a separate announcement by Lundin Petroleum.
Tim Thomas who joined the Company earlier this year as VP Development, is, with immediate effect, appointed as Chief Operating Officer based in Calgary. Tim has more than 35 years of industry experience and was most recently President and CEO of ArPetrol Ltd. and prior to that spent 18 years with Nexen Inc. While at Nexen, Tim's roles included Senior Vice President Canadian Oil and Gas, Vice President Yemen and International Business Development as well as country manager positions in Yemen and the UK. Tim started his career as a drilling engineer with Texaco North Sea and also spent a period of time with Gulf Canada Resources Limited. Tim is a graduate of Imperial College, London where he obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Keith Hill, President and CEO of Africa Oil, commented, "I would like to thank Nick for his significant contribution to the Company over the past few years as we have matured the resource base for our world-class discoveries in the South Lokichar Basin in Kenya and wish him success in his new role with Lundin Petroleum. We are very pleased to have been able to attract a person of Tim's calibre to our organization and his skill set will be of great benefit to the Company as we progress our Kenyan discoveries towards development."
http://africaoilcorp.mwnewsroom.com/press-releases/africa-oi…
Weiß jemand etwas genaueres über Nick Walker und Tim Thomas? Lässt sich aus dem Wechsel möglicher Weise eine Zukunftsstrategie herauslesen (kurzfristiger Verkauf oder langfristige Weiterentwicklung)? Welche Aufgabe übernimmt Nick Walker bei Lundin Petroleum?
Vielleicht weiß ja jemand mehr.
Grüße an alle abionaut
Nick Walker who is currently Chief Operating Officer will be leaving the Company to join another Lundin Group Company, Lundin Petroleum AB. Nick's role in Lundin Petroleum will be the subject of a separate announcement by Lundin Petroleum.
Tim Thomas who joined the Company earlier this year as VP Development, is, with immediate effect, appointed as Chief Operating Officer based in Calgary. Tim has more than 35 years of industry experience and was most recently President and CEO of ArPetrol Ltd. and prior to that spent 18 years with Nexen Inc. While at Nexen, Tim's roles included Senior Vice President Canadian Oil and Gas, Vice President Yemen and International Business Development as well as country manager positions in Yemen and the UK. Tim started his career as a drilling engineer with Texaco North Sea and also spent a period of time with Gulf Canada Resources Limited. Tim is a graduate of Imperial College, London where he obtained a Bachelor of Science Degree in Petroleum Engineering.
Keith Hill, President and CEO of Africa Oil, commented, "I would like to thank Nick for his significant contribution to the Company over the past few years as we have matured the resource base for our world-class discoveries in the South Lokichar Basin in Kenya and wish him success in his new role with Lundin Petroleum. We are very pleased to have been able to attract a person of Tim's calibre to our organization and his skill set will be of great benefit to the Company as we progress our Kenyan discoveries towards development."
http://africaoilcorp.mwnewsroom.com/press-releases/africa-oi…
Weiß jemand etwas genaueres über Nick Walker und Tim Thomas? Lässt sich aus dem Wechsel möglicher Weise eine Zukunftsstrategie herauslesen (kurzfristiger Verkauf oder langfristige Weiterentwicklung)? Welche Aufgabe übernimmt Nick Walker bei Lundin Petroleum?
Vielleicht weiß ja jemand mehr.
Grüße an alle abionaut
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.565.885 von vinumbonum am 15.04.15 08:57:06http://www.iii.co.uk/articles/236064/goldman-sachs-names-oil…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.565.840 von vinumbonum am 15.04.15 08:54:17Artikel : Lundin lyfter Africa Oil.
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.563.953 von DermitdemBrokertanzt am 14.04.15 21:54:51Quellenangabe ist vorhanden: AVANZA. Ist das schwedische w:o oder fianzen.net. Einfach bei google eingeben.Wird auch übersetzt.
Stand gestern bei Banknachrichten.
Grüß´ Dich
vinumbonum
Stand gestern bei Banknachrichten.
Grüß´ Dich
vinumbonum
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 49.557.080 von vinumbonum am 14.04.15 09:21:18Bitte Quellenangabe!!! Danke
Die Lundin Familienstiftung hat 400000 AOI Akien gekauft (Avanza).
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