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Good news for Timis

The company owned by Australia’s Frank Timis has won four oil concessions in Niger. And some Nigerian traders shared his cheer. [...] (269 words)

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Advantica Gas & Energy
African Petroleum/International Petroleum
Alhaji Dahiru Mangal
Dimitri Ivanov
Frank Timis
Gazprom
Genmin Bermuda
Labana Petroleum
Mahamadou Issoufou
Messaoudou Hassoumi
Norbert Shialsuk
Persoil
Sirius Energy

Nigerian tycoon Dahiru Mangal plays king-maker as he backs Issoufou's heir Bazoum

Nigerian billionaire Alhaji Dahiru Mangal, who dominates the business sector in the border regions of Nigeria and Niger, is making great efforts to ensure that Mahamadou Issoufou's planned handover to his right-hand man Mohamed Bazoum does not jeopardise his interests in Niamey.

IVORY COAST Mining 09/07/2013

Sea Invest lobbying on port pays off

Sea Invest has finally managed to retain its hold on the port of Abidjan despite pressure from Pan African Minerals,

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IVORY COAST Mining 12/02/2013

Frank Timis in San Pedro and soon Abidjan

Changes are afoot with mineral export terminals in Ivory Coast. The government has directly negotiated a contract with Pan African Minerals (PAM), a venture owned by entrepreneur Frank Timis, for the construction and concession of a minerals terminal in San

NIGER Energy 09/10/2012

ERHC tries its luck

According to our informations, Niger’s oil minister, Foumakoye Gado, has

WEST AFRICA Energy 24/07/2012

Timis and CNPC as bedfellows Free

African Petroleum’s quick and bountiful harvest of acreage in West Africa means it will have to look for key partners with deep pockets. State-run Chinese companies fit the bill.

AFRICA AUSTRALIA Energy 10/07/2012

Timis cleared in Sydney

On June 25, the National Stock Exchange of Australia lifted

SUDAN Energy 10/07/2012

Majors snub Khartoum

The results of a bidding round for six blocks put up for sale at the end of 2011 have been announced. A few surprises and a lot of small unknown companies sprang out of the box.

KENYA Energy 10/07/2012

NOCK

Like many companies active for years in the Gulf of

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NIGER Energy 26/06/2012

The battle for licenses has started

Niger was long wooed uniquely for its uranium but ever since oil began flowing from the Agadem field oil companies from across the world have been banging on its door. So many requests for licenses have been piling up on

NIGER Energy 15/05/2012

Chariot sets new firm in play Free

The board of Chariot Oil & Gas, which is active in Namibia, has discreetly founded a new explorer, Helios Oil

NIGER Energy 13/03/2012

Several companies eye same blocks

Five oil companies have put in firm offers for exploration rights and the government will shortly start weighing their bids. What blocks attract the most interest?

NIGER Energy 31/01/2012

Timis and friends in exploration bids

According to our sources, officials from International Petroleum (a subsidiary

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WEST AFRICA Energy 03/01/2012

African Petroleum pulls out all the stops

With fellow oil companies finding it hard to land contracts, the junior African Petroleum founded by Frank Timis, an Australian of Romanian origin, has been winning a raft of new concessions in West Africa’s offshore.

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Labana Petroleum
Mahamadou Issoufou
Messaoudou Hassoumi
Norbert Shialsuk
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