Ophir Plans Cote d’Ivoire Spud

Monday, January 16, 2017

Ophir Energy is planning a spud in Cote d’Ivoire during H1 2017. The company said it will drill the deepwater Ayame-1 well offshore the West African country in late-May.

The well, located on Block CI-513, will target approximately 240 million barrels of Pmean recoverable reserves.

Ophir entered Block CI-513 with the signing of a PSC in March 2016. The company has a 45% operated interest in the block and is partnered with African Petroleum and Petroci on the acreage.

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