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Oz drilling consortium in China named

In last week's edition of AER, we reported that Bligh Oil and Minerals together with "three yet u...

Oz drilling consortium in China named

The three "unnamed" Australian companies are First Australian Resources, Petsec Energy and Roc Oil. FAR has agreed to a 10 per cent participation in the drilling of 6/12-1 prospect in Block 22/12, located in the Beibu Gulf. Petsec has agreed to farmin to earn a 25% interest while Roc Oil will also participate holding the same level of interest. Bligh Oil holds the remaining 40% and is the operator the drilling of the well, which is expected to cost in the vicinity of $US4 million.

In the event of commercial development, the China National Offshore Oil Corporation (CNOOC) has the right to back-in for up to 51% working interest, which will be acquired from all the participants on a pro rata basis, according to the Australian companies.

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