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Country summary: Zimbabwe
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| Completed deals: | 8 |
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Zimbabwe - recent news
| 15 Apr 25 |
Zimbabwe: Invictus Energy selects Musuma-1 high-impact well location, and unfies Petroleum Agreements Invictus Energy has provided an update on the Musuma-1 well location. The well has been confirmed as the first high-impact exploration well to be drilled outside the Mukuyu gas-condensate discovery area, targeting a new play type in the Cabora Bassa Basin. |
| 18 Feb 25 |
Zimbabwe: Invictus receives approval for pilot gas production at Cabora Bassa Invictus Energy has announced that the Zimbabwe Environmental Management Agency (EMA) has approved the Environmental Social Impact Assessment (ESIA) for pilot production activities at the Cabora Bassa Project. |
| 27 Jan 25 |
Zimbabwe: Invictus provides corporate and operational update Invictus Energy has provided a Q4 2024 corporate and operational update regarding its Cabora Bassa project in Zimbabwe. |
| 13 Jan 25 |
Zimbabwe: Invictus Energy's SG 4571 licence renewed for further 3 year term Invictus Energy has provided an update at its 80% owned SG 4571 licence in Zimbabwe’s Cabora Bassa Basin. The SG 4571 Licence containing the Mukuyu discovery has been renewed for further 3 year term. |
| 06 Jan 25 |
Zimbabwe: Invictus completes capital raise for Cabora Bassa Project Invictus Energy has announced that the second tranche of the US$10 million Institutional Placement managed by Mangwana Capital has been completed. Due to strong demand, the Company also accepted an additional US$2 million in oversubscriptions on the same terms. |
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