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Africa
Japanese Eye LNG Projects

Japan’s Sumitomo has followed countryman Marubeni in investing in a liquefaction plant in the Gulf of Guinea. The two groups are equally seeking footholds in Angola and Algeria. [...]

Published on 10/05/2006 at 12:00 GMT

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Angola
New Attack on Galp

After trying in vain to invest in Portugal’s Galp through the Carlyle equity firm, Angola’s Sonangol has returned to the charge.

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North Africa
Japanese on the March

Japanese companies won six concessions in Libya and the country is about to plant its flag in Algeria as well.

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Sonatrach's African Portfolio

Intent on seeing 30% of its oil being produced outside of Algeria by 2015, Sonatrach has been buying up foreign acreage over the past years. Apart from its much-vaunted concession in Peru, the state-controlled Algerian group has discreetly acquired numerous [.

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Cameroon
Rhind Promoting Newcomer

A former adviser to South Africa's Tokyo Sexwale is preparing a public share offering for Scotland's Bowleven, which owns three concessions in Cameroon's shallow offshore.

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Guns and oil drive Russia's Dakar courtship

Botswana, South Africa
From Gaborone to Antwerp, is De Beers's empire on the rocks?

Africa
Japanese Eye LNG Projects

Angola
New Attack on Galp

North Africa
Japanese on the March

Spotlight | Algeria
Sonatrach's African Portfolio

Cameroon
Rhind Promoting Newcomer