Your account has been succesfully created.

Subscribe now

AFRICA Issue dated 14/02/2017

Eco Atlantic bets on Namibia after reluctantly quitting Ghana

With its IPO in early February on AIM in London, the Canadian junior Eco Atlantic Oil & Gas hopes to [...] (215 words)

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

E-wallet
starting from 30 EUR

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Discover our offers

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

A free issue

A selection of articles

New editions' summaries

Keyword notifications to follow people or topics of interest to you

A free issue and a selection of free articles

Summaries and email notifications

On the same subject

NIGERIA 04/12/2018

The miners given the chop by Mohammed Amate

On November 15, Nigeria's mining cadastre office directed by Mohammed Amate withdrew no less than 1,577 small and large exploration [...]

NAMIBIA 13/11/2018

Azinam wants to reopen stock listing asap

According to our information, junior oil & gas firm Azinam, [...]

NAMIBIA 16/10/2018

Azinam handicapped by Tullow and Chariot's failures

According to our information, the recent disappointing results of Tullow [...]

NAMIBIA 04/09/2018

Azinam's honeysweet ploy works to lure majors onto its blocks

Using its owner's large pool of ready cash, the oil & gas junior has managed to capture the attention of several majors and nudge its way into the bee's knees of oil blocks. [...]

NAMIBIA 19/05/2015

Namcor's exploration boss jumps ship for AziNam

Two years after debuting in Namibia, the explorer AziNam has finally set up shop in Windhoek by opening an office [...]

NAMIBIA 06/01/2015

Eco (Atlantic) seeks top-dog status in offshore

Although it acquired a holding in Ghana near the Jubilee field this summer, Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas is continuing [...]

GHANA NAMIBIA 26/08/2014

Halcyon days for Eco Atlantic

The explorer Eco Atlantic appears to be on a winning streak, having landed a block in Ghana’s offshore alongside a prime local partner and joining forces in Namibia with Tullow Oil. [...]

Spotlight NAMIBIA 15/05/2012

Local firms want share in potential bonanza

Namibia’s offshore, which some experts consider a geological match with the rich sedimentary basin in Brazil’s territorial waters, has only recently seen the influx of a few majors like BP and Petrobras along with some adventurous explorers such as Chariot [. [...]

New: Sign up for real-time alerts and be notified of new editions!

Once registered, you will be notified by a short message on your computer or mobile phone as soon as a new edition of our publication or an alert is published. Stay informed anytime, anywhere!

By continuing your visit to this site, you accept the use of cookies allowing us to adapt and enhance your experience. Read more

Mnangagwa's favourite tycoon operates offshore to escape US gaze

Kenyatta wants to be crowned African single market champion before he leaves office

Eco Atlantic bets on Namibia after reluctantly quitting Ghana

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Lebanese banks' African subsidiaries hit by chaos back home

Australians warned about Museveni's new production sharing contracts

Cash-strapped air force opts for second-hand Kuwaiti F-18 Hornets

The miners given the chop by Mohammed Amate

Azinam wants to reopen stock listing asap

Azinam handicapped by Tullow and Chariot's failures

Azinam's honeysweet ploy works to lure majors onto its blocks

Namcor's exploration boss jumps ship for AziNam

Eco (Atlantic) seeks top-dog status in offshore

Halcyon days for Eco Atlantic

Local firms want share in potential bonanza

Receive free prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website produced by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

Mnangagwa's favourite tycoon operates offshore to escape US gaze

Kenyatta wants to be crowned African single market champion before he leaves office

Cabo Delgado: a gas Eldorado and security nightmare

Makhzen Inc. or the ever more prosperous business empire of Mohammed VI's entourage

Lourenço's Herculean struggles to reform the diamonds sector

Eco Atlantic bets on Namibia after reluctantly quitting Ghana

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6) Log in to read more

Already have an account? Log in

Subscribe toAfrica IntelligenceorPay-Per-Article

Subscribe or Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?Create an account to access our FREE SECTION

Free Articles

Lebanese banks' African subsidiaries hit by chaos back home

Australians warned about Museveni's new production sharing contracts

Cash-strapped air force opts for second-hand Kuwaiti F-18 Hornets

The miners given the chop by Mohammed Amate

Azinam wants to reopen stock listing asap

Azinam handicapped by Tullow and Chariot's failures

Azinam's honeysweet ploy works to lure majors onto its blocks

Namcor's exploration boss jumps ship for AziNam

Eco (Atlantic) seeks top-dog status in offshore

Halcyon days for Eco Atlantic

Local firms want share in potential bonanza

Receive free prompts for these topics

First visit

Contacts

Tools

Free services

Follow us

A website produced by

Indigo Publications also publishes:

This article may be accessed by subscribers and e-wallet holders (EUR 6)
Log in to read more

Already have an account?
Log in

Subscribe to
Africa Intelligence
or
Pay-Per-Article

Not reader yet?
Create an account to access our FREE SECTION