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Ungani upside defined

Ungani-4 column proven to be thicker than expected

Ungani upside defined

Ungani-4 had encountered the Ungani Dolomite reservoir at 2137m, with the top of the reservoir initially appearing to be more than 60m as opposed to the 58m oil column in Ungani 1ST1 and 54m in Ungani-2,...

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