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Wednesday, November 16, 2016
Wentworth Resources in Mozambique has engaged a third-party consulting firm to reprocess approximately 1,000 km of 1984/1985 vibroseis data which represents all of the existing regional seismic coverage over the Tembo appraisal area on its Rovuma Onshore Concession.
The company has also finalized the design details of a new 2D seismic survey of approximately 700 km data. This survey will further Wentworth’s ability to identify a suitable appraisal location for an appraisal well in 2018.
According to the company, the ongoing analysis of existing seismic and well data in Mozambique and Tanzania will aid in in furthering its understanding of the regional Cretaceous geologic section. Once the estimated cost of the new 2D seismic survey and preliminary cost of an appraisal well are determined.
It is Wentworth’s intention to secure an industry partner prior to commencing further capital activity associated with the appraisal program.
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