Asset Report
Caupolican Block
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Report summary
Caupolicán is a large exploration block in the Magallanes basin in southern Chile. The block was awarded to Greymouth Petroleum through its subsidiary PetroMagallanes in the 2007 licensing round, and the contract was finalised in April 2009. State company ENAP took a non-operating 50% stake under the terms of the bidding. In April 2012, Methanex farmed into both PetroMagallanes and ENAP interests with a 20% participation in order to supply its operations in Chile.After taking control ...
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Key Issues
- ENAP in control
- First phase
- Second phase
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