Etu Energias takes Chevron's Angola blocks for $260 million
Transfer of producing oil blocks could shift crude output and ownership in Angola.
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Chevron Corporation →Stands to benefitEtu Energias
Etu acquires Chevron's producing Angola block interests and is positioned to assume operatorship, which directly benefits Etu through greater ownership and control of output.
“Etu Energias has signed an agreement to acquire Chevron’s interests in two producing deepwater blocks offshore Angola for $260 million, giving the Angolan company a majority interest in Block 14 and positioning it to assume operatorship.”
96% confidenceCited →Chevron Corporation →Stands to benefitEtu Energias
Chevron’s sale transfers interests in producing Angola blocks to Etu Energias, which the source says will gain a majority interest in Block 14 and may assume operatorship.
“Etu Energias has signed an agreement to acquire Chevron’s interests in two producing deepwater blocks offshore Angola for $260 million, giving the Angolan company a majority interest in Block 14 and positioning it to assume operatorship.”
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