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    Nigeria: Total pockets $1bn from divestments in 3 onshore blocks

    March 30, 2015
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    30 March 2015 – Total’s recent divestment of its interests in three onshore Oil Mining Leases (OML) in Nigeria, inlcuding OML 18 and OML 24, crossed $1 billion Monday after the French major completed the sale of its stake in OML 29 to local firm Aiteo Eastern E&P for $569 million.

    “The sale of these non-operated onshore blocks in Nigeria is yet another example of our strategy of dynamic portfolio management, achieved at attractive valuations,” Total’s chief financial officer Patrick de La Chevardiere said in the press release.

    “These transactions also reduce our exposure to non-operated blocks onshore Nigeria, and allow us to focus on our core, operated developments, such as the Egina project.”

    Total has divested its interests in 11 onshore blocks to Nigerian companies since 2010 in accordance with the Nigerian government’s objective of developing Nigerian companies in the sector.

    Total has a 10 percent stake in several onshore blocks in Nigeria via the Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) Joint Venture alongside the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation (55 percent), SPDC (30 percent, operator) and Nigerian Agip Oil Company Limited (5 percent).
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