SOME NEWS ABOUT THE GABONESE OIL INDUSTRY! QUELQUES NOUVELLES CONCERNANT L’INDUSTRIE PÉTROLIÈRE GABONAISE !

 




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The British company Tullow Oil, headquartered in London, United Kingdom; has just signed two separate purchase agreements to acquire assets in Equatorial Guinea and Gabon, for $105 and $75 respectfully (56 and 40 billions CFA francs).

 

 

 

Version française

 

La société britannique Tullow Oil, dont le siège est à Londres, au Royaume-Uni; vient de signer deux accords d'achat distincts pour acquérir des actifs pétroliers en Guinée Équatoriale et au Gabon, pour respectivement 105 et 75 dollars (56 et 40 milliards de francs CFA).


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