Tanzania :Solo Oil agrees farm-out in Ruvuma PSA,

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Solo Oil has agreed to farmout a 12.5% net working interest in the Ruvuma Petroleum Sharing Agreement in Tanzania to Aminex. In what is a back-to back agreement, Bowleven will join the Ruvuma PSA joint venture with a 50% net working interest.

Solo will receive from Aminex a total consideration, in the form of a carried work program contribution and production bonus payments, of USD3.625m.

Note :PSA  stands for Production sharing Agreement

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Tanzania Petroleum (TP) is the only publication exclusively focused on oil and gas in Tanzania and its developing position as a 'Regional Energy Hub'.Our exclusive focus on the Tanzanian oil and gas market allows us to provide deep, highly focused insights that are unique and valuable to industry stakeholders. For advertising inquiries, contact Hussein Boffu at Hussein.boffu@tanzaniapetroleum.com or via WhatsApp/Call at +255 (0) 655 376 543.

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