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Sunday, November 12, 2017
Africa Oil & Power signed an agreement with Atlas and Oranto Petroleum to assist the companies in attracting farm-in partners to their extensive portfolio of exploration licenses. Oranto Petroleum and Atlas Petroleum International are the sister companies of the Atlas Oranto Group.
Africa Oil & Power will be responsible for promoting all the available acreage of both companies and seeking credible investors with the requisite technical and financial capacity to commercialize the assets.
The Oranto Group, which is Africa’s largest indigenous company by acreage, operates 22 oil and gas permits in 11 African countries, including Benin, Côte D’Ivoire, Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, Liberia, Namibia, Nigeria, São Tomé and Principe, Senegal, Uganda and South Sudan.
Guillaume Doane, CEO of Africa Oil & Power, said: “Africa Oil & Power is truly proud to be working with Atlas and Oranto Petroleum to attract investors to their world-class acreage and advancing their exploration programs. As genuine pioneers in African oil and gas exploration, Atlas and Oranto have been instrumental in demonstrating the vast resource potential in the continent.”
Africa Oil & Power will be presenting information on the available acreage to active exploration and production companies with a proven record in Africa’s petroleum systems.
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