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Angola’s Etu Energias aims for 100,000 bpd production within 5 years-CEO | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LUANDA, Sept 10 (Reuters) – Angola’s Etu Energias aims to raise oil production almost fourfold to 100,000 barrels per day within five years, its CEO said, after the privately owned company signed a deal to acquire Chevron’s interest in Blocks 14 and 14K. The company, formerly Somoil, exercised its preemptive right to block Energean’s $260 million bid for the same deep-water stakes as the energy company eyes organic growth and not just acquisitions. Etu Energias sealed the Chevron deal backed by
TotalEnergies plans $10 billion Angola investment with partners over five years, CEO says | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LUANDA, Sept 9 (Reuters) – French oil major TotalEnergies will invest $10 billion with partners in Angola over the next five years to bolster production across various projects, Chief Executive Patrick Pouyanne said at an oil conference in Luanda on Wednesday. Angola, Sub-Saharan Africa’s second-biggest crude oil producer after Nigeria, has undertaken a major regulatory overhaul to encourage exploration investment as it looks to maintain production levels amid mature offshore fields. TotalEnergi
Angola’s Unitel hit by cyberattack ahead of stock market debut | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LUANDA, July 28 (Reuters) – Angola’s largest telecoms operator, Unitel, said on Tuesday it had suffered a cyberattack that disrupted voice, mobile data and internet services nationwide, a day before the state-owned company is due to list shares on the local stock exchange. Unitel said in a statement that it detected the attack at 0220 local time (0120 GMT). The incident affected its technology infrastructure, disrupting services across the country. The state-owned operator serves more than 21 mi
Angola’s BFA to join China’s CIPS to meet growing yuan demand, source says | CNBC Africa (opens the original)
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LUANDA, July 22 (Reuters) – Banco de Fomento Angola (BFA) is joining China’s Cross-Border Interbank Payment System (CIPS) to meet customer demand for direct yuan settlement, a source at Angola’s second-largest commercial lender told Reuters. Demand for direct settlement of local currencies into yuan has been rising in Africa as trade and investment links with China expand and Beijing pushes to internationalise its currency, prompting banks to develop the infrastructure needed. “We have realised,
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