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Tullow Oil

March 2017

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  • Epic Code:
  • TLW
  • Price:
  • 282.5p
Tullow has announced that West African oil production in 2016 was in line with recent guidance averaging 65,500 bopd, including 4,600 bopd of payments under its business interruption insurance policy for the Jubilee Field.Within Europe, gas production averaged 6,200 bopd. For 2017 the forecast is for growth to 78-85,000 bopd in West Africa with Europe stable at 6-7,000 bopd. Importantly, it’s also sold forward well, achieving averaged realized prices of US$61 / barrel in FY’16 while it’s hedged the equivalent of more than 80% of production for 2017 at over US$60 / barrel. Year end net debt was US$4.8bn, leaving US$1bn headroom.Earlier in the month, it disclosed an important deal to “farm down” or ...

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