Middle East / Africa
Country summary: Gambia
| Current deals: | 2 |
| Licensing articles: | 13 |
| Completed deals: | 7 |
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Gambia - recent news
| 07 Jun 26 |
Gambia: Eni awarded exploration Block A1 in The Gambia Eni and the Government of The Gambia have signed a Petroleum Exploration Development and Production License Agreement for the Block A1 offshore the Republic of The Gambia. The Block A1 covers an area of 1,300 km2 in water depths ranging from 1,250 to 3,300 m. The Block is located in a region of the Atlantic margin with proven hydrocarbon discoveries. |
| 02 Dec 25 |
Gambia: PetroNor E&P announces update on The Gambia A4 licence PetroNor E&P has advised that it is withdrawing from the exploration licence for Block A4 in The Gambia. As outlined in the Q3 2025 results released on 20 November 2025, the initial exploration phase of the licence for Block A4 expired during mid-November 2025. |
| 15 May 24 |
Gambia: PetroNor E&P provides update on the A4 license in the Gambia PetroNor E&P has provided an update regarding its A4 licence in The Gambia. PetroNor has agreed with the Government of The Gambia to extend the first phase of the Initial Exploration Period from 18 months to 36 months. |
| 18 Nov 22 |
Gambia: PetroNor E&P renews A4 Licence offshore The Gambia PetroNor has decided to exercise its right to continue with the Petroleum, Exploration, Development and Production Licence Agreement ('PEPLA') for the A4 licence in The Gambia. |
| 19 Oct 22 |
Gambia: PetroNor receives one month extension of Longstop date for the A4 Licence offshore the Gambia PetroNor has received an additional 30 day extension to the Longstop date of the A4 Licence option in order to provide time for finalisation of plans regarding the future of the Licence, including ongoing discussions with potential partners. |
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