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Buru bags $21M in Canning sale

BURU Energy has farmed-out a 52.5% stake in Canning Basin blocks EP437 and 458 to Mitsubishi and ...

Buru had a 90% stake in the blocks, but as part of the new deal Buru will remain operator - albeit with a reduced 37.5% stake. Mitsubishi has picked up a 37.5% stake in the permits while Rey Resources,...

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