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Buru wins Canning acreage

BURU Energy has won two permits in the Canning Basin as part of the recent acreage bid round.

Buru wins Canning acreage

Buru said the permits covered areas with significant prospectivity and extended its acreage position over the proven Ungani oil play and the Valhalla wet gas play and over the Goldwyer shale. Buru said...

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