Som kjent erverver Panoro DNO sine Tunisia assets.

Jeg synes det er veldig vanskelig å vurdere disse assets (gjelder forøvrig hele avtalen).

Klipper fra meldingen datert 28. juni:


NO Tunisia AS holds 3 offshore assets: Sfax Offshore Exploration Permit, Ras El Besh Concession, and Hammamet Offshore Permit. Each of those assets has existing oil discoveries and material exploration upside. Panoro plans to secure an extension or renewal of the Sfax Offshore Exploration Permit, where Panoro intends to fast-track the development of the very shallow water Salloum oil discovery (ca 5 million barrels recoverable and tested at 1848 bopd).

The main terms of the Transaction include:

Panoro to acquire DNO Tunisia AS (a Norwegian company holding DNO's business in Tunisia) for no cash consideration
Panoro to assume all existing permit interests, rights and unfulfilled work obligations
Panoro to secure a full operational and experienced organisation with strong local knowledge and operating capabilities, as well as local offices, warehouses and drilling inventory
Panoro to retain a cash balance of approx. USD 8.6 million in DNO Tunisia AS at completion, reflecting DNO's partial contribution towards the remaining work obligations
DNO to maintain exposure to the Tunisian assets and support Panoro’s ability to develop and unlock value through subscription for Panoro shares in the Private Placement in a NOK amount equivalent to USD 4.15 million at a pre-agreed subscription price of NOK 12.82 per share
DNO to receive a deferred consideration up to a maximum of USD 13.2 million, paid through future production from the operated Sfax Offshore Exploration Permit

Panoro's website contains an updated corporate presentation with a further overview of the Transaction.



Altså 3 offshore assets. Lite å finne om disse. DNO har et kart med en kort beskrivelse og kart. Kun to assets beskrev et.

https://www.dno.no/en/operations/where-we-operate/tunisia/


Så har vi denne fra januar 2014 da DNO farmet inn. Høres jo spennende ut:

DNO Tunisia AS now holds an 87.5 percent participating (100 percent paying) interest in the permit and the concession, in respect of which it has assumed operatorship and a significant share of the existing cost pool.
The Sfax Offshore Exploration Permit and the Ras El Besh Concession are located in the prolific Gulf of Gabes and cover 3,296 square kilometres, mostly offshore in shallow waters. To date, three discoveries have been made with combined gross recoverable resources ranging between 35 million to 60 million barrels of oil. These assets hold significant exploration potential with 29 identified prospects which in the aggregate are estimated to contain between 500 million to 700 million barrels of oil of gross unrisked resources.
“Having finalised the transaction and received government approvals we will proceed now with a fast track exploration and development program designed to materially expand our footprint in Tunisia,” said Bijan Mossavar-Rahmani, DNO International’s Executive Chairman.

The company also holds interests in the Hammamet Exploration Permit and the Fkirine Prospecting Permit, both offshore Tunisia.


Denne var værre(fra februar 2015):



DNO: Jawhara-3 water bearing (Tunisia)

DNO ASA, the Norwegian oil and gas operator, and Entreprise Tunisienne d’Activités Pétrolière, holder of the Sfax Offshore Exploration Permit in the Republic of Tunisia, announced today the completion of drilling of the Jawhara-3 well on the permit.

Jawhara-3 well was vertically drilled to a total depth of 2,815 meters. The Douleb and Bireno fractured carbonates formations proved to be water bearing in the compartment of the structure targeted by the well. Two other secondary objectives had oil shows. Further analysis of the well’s logging and testing results will be performed to re-evaluate the Jawhara field’s oil-in-place estimates.

Petrogas E&P Tunisia BV, a wholly-owned subsidiary of Petrogas E&P LLC, acquired a 35 percent participating (40 percent paying) interest in the permit from DNO in November 2014.

Under the terms of the farm-out agreement, Petrogas will pay a part of DNO’s share of the Jawhara-3 well cost in addition to its own paying interest share. Petrogas will also pay its paying interest share of prior expenditures incurred by DNO.

Completion of the farm-out is subject to approval by Tunisian authorities. Once completed, DNO will hold a 52.5 percent participating (60 percent paying) interest in the permit. The other partners in the permit are Eurogas International Inc. and Atlas Petroleum Exploration Worldwide Ltd. which together hold a 12.5 percent carried interest.

https://www.offshore-mag.com/articles/2015/01/dno-reports-oil-shows-from-jawhara-appraisal-well-offshore-tunisia.html


Heller ikke så mye å finne i DNO sin årsrapport for 2017: Fant dog dette:

Licence
* Sfax Offshore Exploration

* Participating interest: 87,5%
Permit and Ras El Besh
Concession

*Operator
DNO Tunisia AS

*Partnere:
Eurogas International Ltd.,
Atlas Petroleum Exploration Worldwide Ltd.



Licence
*Hammamet Offshore
Exploration Permit

*Participating interest:46 %

*Operator
Medco Ventures International

*Partner
DNO Tunisia A


Forøvrig side 8 (igjen bare to assets)

EXPLORATION
The Company’s exploration and appraisal program is continuing
in Tunisia where the Company holds stakes in two licenses.




Forøvrig side 10 i reserve/ressurs rapporten for 2017:

http://hugin.info/36/R/2176290/839547.pdf

2C ressurser Tunisia (gross):14,5 mmboe
2C ressurser Tunisia (CWI): 7,6 mmboe
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Fint om Oto-1 eller noen andre har noe å tilføye. Hva er det tredje asset?