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Weathy auf dem avanza-Forum hatte folgenden Link gepostet:
http://oilnewskenya.com/2014/11/06/ongc-videsh-ready-to-buy-…
"ONGC Videsh ready to buy Tullow Oil African Assets in Kenya or Ghana
— November 6, 2014 by Samuel Kamau Mbote
India’s overseas investment arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corp ONGC Videsh might be looking into farming into Tullow Oil assets in Ghana and Kenya according to news reports by online.wsj.com attributed to ONGC’s director of exploration Anil Bhandari and Reuters who quote an anonymous source.
The need to buy the assets is necessitated by the growing demand by India for oil especially in what the source calls politically less countries as deemed by the world’s fourth largest oil consumer.
Other geographical locations in the eyes of ONGC include North America, Canada and Mexico.
This revelation comes even as Africa Oil the joint partner with Tullow in blocks 10BB and 13T saying it might be relinquishing about half of its interest in Kenya in the next two years to recover its exploration costs.
In June Tullow Oil and Africa Oil indicated they might be preparing for a farm out as they seek to bring on a partner to help develop Lokichar Basin reserves currently pegged at 1.29 billion barrels according to the latest estimates by the Canadian explorer.
In May a Citibank report had warned that Tullow Oil could be entering into dangerous levels of debt that had the levels to delay oil production in East Africa if a farm does not happen a view according to experts may push the explorer into selling some of its interest.
There has however been no timeline to date by both Tullow Oil and Africa Oil as to when such a farm-out may occur.
National explorer National Oil Corporation of Kenya has also indicated it will back in blocks 10Bb and 13T part of the production sharing agreement that allows the government to participate should any discovery be made by acquiring some equity on the block in question despite not having invested in exploration."
Ein mögliches Farmout klingt ja sehr positiv. Nur den letzten Abschnitt verstehe ich nicht richtig. Kennt jemand den Inhalt des Production Sharing Agreements? Kann hier die Kenianische Regierung gemäß Vertrag einfach etwas abgreifen? Wenn ja, wie viel?
Vielen Dank schon mal und willkommen zurück aus dem Urlaub vinumbonum.
http://oilnewskenya.com/2014/11/06/ongc-videsh-ready-to-buy-…
"ONGC Videsh ready to buy Tullow Oil African Assets in Kenya or Ghana
— November 6, 2014 by Samuel Kamau Mbote
India’s overseas investment arm of Oil and Natural Gas Corp ONGC Videsh might be looking into farming into Tullow Oil assets in Ghana and Kenya according to news reports by online.wsj.com attributed to ONGC’s director of exploration Anil Bhandari and Reuters who quote an anonymous source.
The need to buy the assets is necessitated by the growing demand by India for oil especially in what the source calls politically less countries as deemed by the world’s fourth largest oil consumer.
Other geographical locations in the eyes of ONGC include North America, Canada and Mexico.
This revelation comes even as Africa Oil the joint partner with Tullow in blocks 10BB and 13T saying it might be relinquishing about half of its interest in Kenya in the next two years to recover its exploration costs.
In June Tullow Oil and Africa Oil indicated they might be preparing for a farm out as they seek to bring on a partner to help develop Lokichar Basin reserves currently pegged at 1.29 billion barrels according to the latest estimates by the Canadian explorer.
In May a Citibank report had warned that Tullow Oil could be entering into dangerous levels of debt that had the levels to delay oil production in East Africa if a farm does not happen a view according to experts may push the explorer into selling some of its interest.
There has however been no timeline to date by both Tullow Oil and Africa Oil as to when such a farm-out may occur.
National explorer National Oil Corporation of Kenya has also indicated it will back in blocks 10Bb and 13T part of the production sharing agreement that allows the government to participate should any discovery be made by acquiring some equity on the block in question despite not having invested in exploration."
Ein mögliches Farmout klingt ja sehr positiv. Nur den letzten Abschnitt verstehe ich nicht richtig. Kennt jemand den Inhalt des Production Sharing Agreements? Kann hier die Kenianische Regierung gemäß Vertrag einfach etwas abgreifen? Wenn ja, wie viel?
Vielen Dank schon mal und willkommen zurück aus dem Urlaub vinumbonum.
Weiß jemand etwas zum Geschehen bezüglich der " Africa Oil Week 2014" vom 03.11 bis 07. November in Kapstadt? Tullow und Africa oil sind dort jedenfalls vertreten. Gibt es links??
Nach verlängertem Urlaub zurück sehe ich - na ja.... Meine Horror-Schätzung vom 24.09. - Beitrag 3198 - von 2,30 Euro war ja wohl doch nicht so falsch - Kurs damals Euro 3,76. Tiefer wird es jetzt aber wohl nicht mehr gehen - der Vorteil von sehr konservativen Angst-Recherchen.
@ Hallo abionaut - Deine Beiträge : Gut! Danke dafür!!
Hoffnungsvolle Grüße an alle, besonders nikki
vinumbonum
@ Hallo abionaut - Deine Beiträge : Gut! Danke dafür!!
Hoffnungsvolle Grüße an alle, besonders nikki
vinumbonum
Crude Oil shot up because of pipe line fire up in saudi arabia later it was confirmed that it’s in a small deisel pipeline not any attack.
http://www.mcxcontrol.com/2014/11/05/crude-oil-shot-up-becau…
Ich bin mal gespannt, ob dieses Beispiel nicht Schule macht. Sei es, dass die IS Pipelines in Saudi Arabien sabotiert um Ihre Einnahmequellen durch einen dadurch steigenden Ölpreis zu sichern oder ob von irgendwelchen privat finanzierten Komandoeinheiten eines Ölmultis entsprechende Anschläge durchführt werden. Hier geht es einfach um zu viel Geld. Der Anstieg des Ölpreises war in jedem Fall beachtlich aufgrund der Gerüchte.
http://www.mcxcontrol.com/2014/11/05/crude-oil-shot-up-becau…
Ich bin mal gespannt, ob dieses Beispiel nicht Schule macht. Sei es, dass die IS Pipelines in Saudi Arabien sabotiert um Ihre Einnahmequellen durch einen dadurch steigenden Ölpreis zu sichern oder ob von irgendwelchen privat finanzierten Komandoeinheiten eines Ölmultis entsprechende Anschläge durchführt werden. Hier geht es einfach um zu viel Geld. Der Anstieg des Ölpreises war in jedem Fall beachtlich aufgrund der Gerüchte.
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http://www.platts.com/latest-news/oil/kampala/world-bank-ple…
gepostet von index30 / Avanza-Forum
http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Kenya-to-embrace-friendly…
gepostet von hp2 / Avanza-Forum
"Kenya challenged to embrace friendly tax policy in gas sector
By GEORGE OMONDI
Kenya needs to maintain stable and friendly tax policy to attract investments to its offshore gas industry ahead of Mozambique and Tanzania, an analyst has said.
Reece Straker, an Upstream Oil & Gas Analyst at GlobalData said Kenya has time to observe Tanzania and Mozambique before adjusting its fiscal regime to outbid the two rivals.
“East Africa has become a hotbed of activity for offshore exploration in recent years, driven by huge deep-water gas discoveries,” said Mr Straker.
Under the World Bank financing, Kenya is currently working on new regulations to boost competitiveness of its recently discovered oil and gas segments.
It also plans to include a tax break for companies searching for oil and gas in the new law, a move that is expected to provide relief to explorers in the region’s biggest
economy.
Mr Straker said Kenya — which currently falls behind the two states in terms of discoveries, exploration interest — has generated increased interest among investors since Tullow made the first offshore discovery in September 2012.
Exploration interest in Kenya and its neighbours has increased dramatically after oil deposits were found in Uganda and natural gas was discovered in Tanzania and Mozambique.
READ: Tullow Oil partner frets over capital gains tax
GlobalData’s upstream model for Mozambique’s Rovuma block 4 shows recoverable reserves of more than 43 trillion cubic feet and a full cycle net present value of $20.8 billion (Sh1.9 trillion).
“The largest discoveries have been limited to northern Mozambique and southern Tanzania, similar geological features in neighbouring offshore Kenya and Madagascar are generating interest,” said Mr Straker.
Despite maintaining a profitable environment for the development of deep-water assets, the firm says Mozambique could be missing out on significant revenue.
Adds Mr Straker: “It’s clear from the terms that the Tanzanian regime is hardest on investors. The profit sharing has been improved for deep-water contracts, but a much greater cut is reserved for the state than in Mozambique.
The firms notes that Tanzania maintains a comparable income tax and royalty rate, as well as a windfall tax which is much less significant than in Kenya.
But Kenya last month signed into law a 5 percent capital gains tax that investors say could affect investment in property, equities and the country’s nascent oil and mining sectors."
Das wäre ja erfreulich, wenn Explorer nachträglich bei der Steuer doch noch privilegiert würden. Da wird hinter den Kulissen wohl ordentlich verhandelt. Vielleicht übt ja sogar die Weltbank ein wenig Druck aus? Wäre ja auch zu dämlich von der kenianischen Regierung den gerade entstehenden Ölboom durch zu hohe Steuern abzuwürgen. Afrika soll doch der Absatzmarkt der Zukunft werden.
gepostet von index30 / Avanza-Forum
http://www.businessdailyafrica.com/Kenya-to-embrace-friendly…
gepostet von hp2 / Avanza-Forum
"Kenya challenged to embrace friendly tax policy in gas sector
By GEORGE OMONDI
Kenya needs to maintain stable and friendly tax policy to attract investments to its offshore gas industry ahead of Mozambique and Tanzania, an analyst has said.
Reece Straker, an Upstream Oil & Gas Analyst at GlobalData said Kenya has time to observe Tanzania and Mozambique before adjusting its fiscal regime to outbid the two rivals.
“East Africa has become a hotbed of activity for offshore exploration in recent years, driven by huge deep-water gas discoveries,” said Mr Straker.
Under the World Bank financing, Kenya is currently working on new regulations to boost competitiveness of its recently discovered oil and gas segments.
It also plans to include a tax break for companies searching for oil and gas in the new law, a move that is expected to provide relief to explorers in the region’s biggest
economy.
Mr Straker said Kenya — which currently falls behind the two states in terms of discoveries, exploration interest — has generated increased interest among investors since Tullow made the first offshore discovery in September 2012.
Exploration interest in Kenya and its neighbours has increased dramatically after oil deposits were found in Uganda and natural gas was discovered in Tanzania and Mozambique.
READ: Tullow Oil partner frets over capital gains tax
GlobalData’s upstream model for Mozambique’s Rovuma block 4 shows recoverable reserves of more than 43 trillion cubic feet and a full cycle net present value of $20.8 billion (Sh1.9 trillion).
“The largest discoveries have been limited to northern Mozambique and southern Tanzania, similar geological features in neighbouring offshore Kenya and Madagascar are generating interest,” said Mr Straker.
Despite maintaining a profitable environment for the development of deep-water assets, the firm says Mozambique could be missing out on significant revenue.
Adds Mr Straker: “It’s clear from the terms that the Tanzanian regime is hardest on investors. The profit sharing has been improved for deep-water contracts, but a much greater cut is reserved for the state than in Mozambique.
The firms notes that Tanzania maintains a comparable income tax and royalty rate, as well as a windfall tax which is much less significant than in Kenya.
But Kenya last month signed into law a 5 percent capital gains tax that investors say could affect investment in property, equities and the country’s nascent oil and mining sectors."
Das wäre ja erfreulich, wenn Explorer nachträglich bei der Steuer doch noch privilegiert würden. Da wird hinter den Kulissen wohl ordentlich verhandelt. Vielleicht übt ja sogar die Weltbank ein wenig Druck aus? Wäre ja auch zu dämlich von der kenianischen Regierung den gerade entstehenden Ölboom durch zu hohe Steuern abzuwürgen. Afrika soll doch der Absatzmarkt der Zukunft werden.
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