Tullow Oil
Contingent consideration received following final investment decision in Uganda
The final investment decision for Uganda's oil projects as reported on 1 February 2022 has triggered a contingent consideration of $75 million in relation to Tullow’s sale of its assets in Uganda to TotalEnergies in 2020
Tullow Oil shareholders approve Uganda farmdown deal
Tullow Oil PLC shareholders on Wednesday voted to approve the sale of the company’s remaining 33.33% stake in Uganda’s oil fields and the proposed East African Crude Oil Pipeline
Cnooc opts out of Tullow-Total deal
The China National Offshore Oil Corporation on Tuesday notified Tullow Oil Plc and Total SA that it will not acquire a stake in Tullow's assets in Uganda
Industry experts see Total-Tullow deal a win-win boost
Regional analysts in the oil exploration and production sector have described last week’s sales and purchase agreement between Tullow Oil PLC and Total E&P Uganda as a 'win-win' boost for all players, and one that opens a new chapter for East Africa’s energy industry
Total E&P acquires Tullow Uganda’s stake for $575m
French oil major Total SA said on Thursday that is acquiring Tullow oil’s assets in Uganda's Lake Albert oil project for $575m (Shs2.1 trillion), with $500m to be paid once the deal has been approved by the government and $75m paid when a final investment decision has been reached
Uganda and oil companies reach deal on Tullow farm-down
The Uganda government and the three joint venture partners in the Lake Albert oil project —Tullow Oil, Total E&P, and China National Offshore Oil Corporation —have reached a deal on the sale of Tullow's assets, this website can confirm
NEMA clears Cnooc on Kingfisher, but no end in sight to oil deadlock
Zhao Shunqiag, the Cnooc president, said receiving the certificate is a “milestone”. But he said he could not tell when the ongoing deadlock between the government and the oil companies—Total E&P, and Tullow Oil—would be resolved
Total E&P freezes work on Uganda-Tanzania oil pipeline
French oil major Total, the lead joint venture partner on Uganda's proposed crude oil export pipeline has frozen all activities on the multibillion-dollar project citing “uncertainty” over its Uganda operation