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Sub-Saharan Africa upstream month in brief: 4 August 2016
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Report summary
Woodside acquired ConocoPhillips' Senegal upstream position in a US$350 million deal in July, the country's biggest transaction to date. Elsewhere in Nigeria, ExxonMobil declared force majeure on Qua Iboe exports following sabotage. Whilst in Ghana, the Jubilee partners announced a long term solution to the FPSO turret problems. This report includes the Sub-Saharan Africa Upstream Data Dashboard, which is included in the Downloads section. The data dashboard gives a snapshot of the latest licensing, drilling, discoveries, development, production, corporate and M&A activity.
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- Corporate and M&A
- Production
- Development
- Politics
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