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Top 5 Most Read RNS's on Vox Markets for Tuesday 7th February 2023
5. Great Western Mining - Operations Update
In January, Western Milling attended a review meeting with the Nevada Department of Environmental Protection (NDEP). Certain changes to the plans were requested by NDEP, all of which were reasonable and will be easily manageable, with a modified plan now submitted for formal approval.
NDEP approval is required for the operating phase but not for the construction phase.
4. Gulf Keystone Petroleum - Update on Shaikan Field exports
Gulf Keystone announces that it received notification that the export pipeline to Ceyhan and operations at the Ceyhan terminal have been temporarily suspended pending inspection to assess any potential impact from the earthquakes in Turkey yesterday.
GKP’s production facilities and well sites have not been damaged by the earthquakes and all staff continue to work safely. The facilities have storage capacity that allow continued production at a curtailed rate over the next few days after which the Company would suspend production until pipeline export operations resume.
3. Longboat Energy - Response to Market Speculation
Longboat Energy, the emerging full-cycle E&P company, has noted recent market speculation and confirms that it is exploring opportunities to broaden its strategic remit.
The Company is in advanced discussions with a number of parties regarding several opportunities across all phases of the E&P cycle in the South-east Asia region.
2. Serica Energy - Operations Update
Serica's net production continues to benefit from the ongoing investment programmes that the company has undertaken since the acquisition of interests in Bruce, Keith and Rhum in 2018. Serica's 2022 net production averaged 26,182 boe/d.
1. Arc Minerals Limited - Extension of Exclusivity Agreement
Arc Minerals is pleased to announce an update on the proposed Joint Venture with a subsidiary of Anglo American plc in respect of its copper interests in North Western Zambia. Under the proposed Joint Venture agreement, Anglo American will have the right to retain up to 70% ownership in the Joint Venture.