Middle East / Africa
Country summary: Namibia
Current deals: | 8 |
Licensing articles: | 32 |
Completed deals: | 63 |
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Namibia - recent news
02 Sep 25 |
Namibia: ReconAfrica provides Kavango West 1X drilling update Reconnaissance Energy Africa has provided a drilling update on the Kavango West 1X exploration well that spud on July 31, 2025. |
01 Aug 25 |
Namibia: ReconAfrica provides corporate update and announces that the Kavango West 1X well has started drilling Reconnaissance Energy Africa has announced that the Kavango West 1X exploration well is currently drilling and provides a corporate update on ongoing operations. |
29 Jul 25 |
Namibia: Pancontinental Energy provides PEL 87 prospective resources upgrade Pancontinental Energy has provided the following update in relation to its estimates of prospective resources for the Company's PEL 87 project, Orange Basin, offshore Namibia. |
28 Jul 25 |
Namibia: BW Energy contracts Deepsea Mira for drilling Kudu appraisal well BW Energy, together with NAMCOR E&P, has announced that it has contracted the Deepsea Mira semi-submersible rig for the drilling of the Kharas appraisal well on the Kudu licence (PPL003) offshore Namibia in the Orange Basin, scheduled for the second half of 2025. |
16 Jul 25 |
Namibia: Giraffe and NAMCOR granted 12-month extension to the second renewal exploration period for PEL 79 Sintana Energy has provided an update regarding Petroleum Exploration License 79 ('PEL 79') which governs Blocks 2815 and 2915 located in Namibia’s Orange Basin. Giraffe is the owner of a 33% interest in PEL 79 and NAMCOR is the operator with a 67% interest. |
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