Wentworth Works to Farm Out Onshore Mozambique

Tuesday, April 11, 2017

Wentworth Resources completed the reprocessing of approximately 1,000 km of existing seismic data on its acreage onshore Mozambique’s Rovuma Basin. The interpretation of the data is being finalized and the results from the Tembo-1 discovery well have been fully analyzed.

The company said it is now working on advancing a farm-out process with a view to securing a partner to jointly drill and appraisal well in 2018.

Geoff Bury, Managing Director, commented: “In Mozambique, the completion of the reprocessing of the seismic and interpretation of the results confirms our belief in the potential of the Tembo gas discovery and we are very excited about being able to advance this world class discovery through securing an industry partner.”

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