According to the terms of the agreement, Azinor will purchase a 100-percent working interest for Licence P.1989, which includes blocks 14/11, 14/12 and 14/16.
The completion of the transaction relies on approval from the Secretary of State and UK Department of Energy and Climate Change.
“We are extremely pleased to have secured operatorship and 100 percent working interest in the P.1989 Licence,” Azinor Catalyst managing director Nick Terrell said in the statement.
“Going forward, and given our high working interest position on the licence, we will be looking for partners to join us in the drilling of a potential exploration well.”
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