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TAG Oil Ltd. V.TAO

Alternate Symbol(s):  TAOIF

TAG Oil Ltd. is an international oil and gas exploration company with a focus on operations and opportunities in the Middle East and North Africa. It holds an interest in the Badr Oil Field (BED-1), a 26,000-acre concession located in the Western Desert, Egypt, through a production services agreement (the PSA) with Badr Petroleum Company (BPCO). It is focused on BED-1 the re-completion and evaluation operations of the BED 1-7 vertical well. These initial operations are part of its phase I development program of Abu Roash F (ARF) reservoir in BED-1. The BED 1-7 well started oil production from the ARF reservoir. Its Field Development Plan (FDP), consisting of drilling 20 horizontal wells to be completed with multi-stage fracture stimulation, is focused on the east central part of the BED-1 concession area and contains OIIP P50 volumes of 178.3 million barrels and mean volumes of 179.0 million barrels. Its subsidiaries include TAG Energy International Ltd., CX Oil Limited, and others.


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Post by synectixon May 30, 2014 6:44am
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Post# 22613460

From NZ's lastest financials

From NZ's lastest financials

Within the East Coast Basin, NZEC is the operator of three permits, with a 100% interest in the Castlepoint Permit, a 100% interest in the East Cape Permit, and an 80% working interest in the Wairoa Permit in a joint arrangement with Westech Energy New Zealand. The Company is actively seeking a farm-in partner for its East Coast permits, to participate in and fund exploration and development in the East Coast Basin in return for an interest in the permits. The Company has received an extension to its drilling commitment on the Castlepoint Permit, and is currently required to drill its first exploration well on this permit by November 23, 2014. The Company has identified its preferred drill location and has initiated the community engagement and technical assessments required to obtain land access and resource consents. The current work program for the Wairoa Permit requires the Company to drill an exploration well by July 2, 2014. The Company has identified the preferred drill location and has progressed the community engagement and technical assessments required to obtain land access and resource consents. The Company applied for but has been unable to obtain an extension to the work program commitment, and is considering relinquishing the Wairoa Permit. The Company anticipates completing fieldwork and geochemical studies on the East Cape Permit in 2014.

As this permit is adjacent to Tag's permits I was wondering what happens when a company relinguishes a permit...can another interested operator(perhaps TAG) make a direct proposal to purchase it or does control revert to the New Zealand government? 



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