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Woodside knocked out of Carnarvon block

WOODSIDE Petroleum's move to acquire Roc Oil's 20% stake in WA-351-P of the Carnarvon Basin has been quashed after Tap Oil exercised its pre-emptive right and increased its interest on the same terms as the Woodside deal.

Woodside knocked out of Carnarvon block

Last month, Roc Oil announced it had agreed to sell its 20% stake in WA-351-P, which is on trend with the giant Io/Jansz gas field and several discoveries made in the adjacent Hess-operated WA-390-P permit,...

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