BP in Talks with Sirius for Ororo Offtake

By Aiswarya Lakshmi
Monday, June 12, 2017

 Nigeria's Sirius Petroleum has said that it is in talks with BP, regarding an offtake and pre-payment facility to support the financing of Sirius's proposed drilling programme on the Ororo field in Nigeria.

According to the company, the discussion involves an offtake and pre-payment facility to support the financing of its planned drilling programme on the field.
“Discussions with BP, and other parties regarding financing, are ongoing and there can be no certainty that Sirius will reach an agreement with BP regarding the proposed offtake and pre-payment,” it confirmed.
 The statement added: “The company will provide updates to the market as appropriate.”  
The Ororo field, which lies in the shallow waters offshore Ondo State in 23-27ft water depth, is estimated to hold 35.5-44.1 MMbbl in place, and 277-390 Bcf.The field is adjacent to Chevron-operated fields: Mina, West Isan, Ewan, Eko and Parabe.
Categories: Offshore Finance Mergers & Acquisitions Offshore Energy

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