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GABON Issue dated 20/10/2020

How Assala, Total and Perenco increase profits thanks to Covid-19 and at Gabon's expense

In Gabon, oil companies have increased profits during the current public health crisis and negotiated very profitable fiscal benefits with Bongo's government. [...] (417 words)

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Assala takes on mining execs in leadership shake-up

Carlyle offshoot Assala Energy has successively brought in three mining veterans in the hopes they will help with its cost-cutting measures. [...]

GABON 20/04/2021

Board room changes at Assala Energy

French director Philippe Boisseau has edged away from Carlyle International Energy Partners (CIEP), the oil investment arm of American financial services group Carlyle. [...]

GABON 19/02/2021

Total Gabon and Perenco struggle to finalise handover of Cap Lopez terminal

The two oil companies are hoping to rapidly finalise the sale of the Cap Lopez terminal via which most of Gabon's output transits, but there are several obstacles on the path ahead. [...]

GABON 08/02/2021

Assala learns from Shell's export mistakes at Gamba terminal

The Carlyle-financed junior Assala Energy is determined to avoid export interruptions. This is how it plans to go about it. [...]

GABON 15/10/2020

Assala Energy puts its Gabonese business under new management

Carlyle Group company Assala Energy has carried out a major reorganisation of its management team in Port-Gentil. [...]

GABON 24/07/2020

Caroil seeks to blame redundancies on Assala Gabon

The drilling services firm Caroil, a subsidiary of Maurel & Prom and a subcontractor of Assala Gabon, is set to lay off some fifty employees out of a workforce of 77. [...]

GABON 14/07/2020

Oil companies play for time on OPEC quotas as ministry calls on them to reduce output Free

After having failed to respect its OPEC quotas in May and June, Gabon is now trying to increase the pressure on producers to stick to the organisation's rules. [...]

GABON 05/06/2020

BW Energy, Perenco and Assala put brakes on Gabonese oil industry renaissance in face of Covid-19

Thanks to a new hydrocarbons code, new contracts gushed forth for Gabon in 2019 but the pandemic is forcing operators to delay their investments, frustrating at a stroke the country's best efforts. [...]

GABON 03/03/2020

The spanner in Carlyle's plan to shed troublesome Assala

A contractual deadlock is holding CIEP back from selling the Assala group's Gabonese branch amid a raging in-house storm. [...]

GABON 03/12/2019

Total and Tullow flounder, Shell cautious at Mboumba meetings

When in Cape Town for the Africa Oil Week, the now former minister met with the oil firms to take stock of their activities in Gabon and get a feel for their interest in his licencing round. [...]

GABON 19/11/2019

Carlyle plays havoc on Assala Energy's nerves

If the trend is to expand, Carlyle's financial logic could cause a sudden stop to the small group's activities in Gabon. [...]

GABON 13/11/2018

Majors' battle for VAT credit

Oil & gas firms unhappy at not seeing any VAT refunds have amped up their tone against the Gabonese Treasury. [...]

GABON 21/08/2018

How Assala snookered Perenco over Rabi

Assala Energy, the firm controlled by private investment fund Carlyle International Energy Partners (CIEP), elbowed aside its rivals to take [...]

GABON 23/01/2018

Bernardin Assoumou takes over from Massassa in DGH

By firing Paul Massassa from his post as managing director of Direction generale des hydrocarbures (DGH), the council of ministers [...]

GABON 17/01/2017

Engandji’s purge and secret projects at GOC

Gabon’s president has given free rein to his former adviser to nurse the sickly firm back to health. [...]

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Assala takes on mining execs in leadership shake-up

Board room changes at Assala Energy

Total Gabon and Perenco struggle to finalise handover of Cap Lopez terminal

Assala learns from Shell's export mistakes at Gamba terminal

Assala Energy puts its Gabonese business under new management

Caroil seeks to blame redundancies on Assala Gabon

Oil companies play for time on OPEC quotas as ministry calls on them to reduce output Free

BW Energy, Perenco and Assala put brakes on Gabonese oil industry renaissance in face of Covid-19

The spanner in Carlyle's plan to shed troublesome Assala

Total and Tullow flounder, Shell cautious at Mboumba meetings

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