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Sterling Energy - Free carry in Mauritania oil campaign

November 2004

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  • SEY
The explanation for the sharp rise in the shares of oil exploration & production group, Sterling Energy, is that it holds lucrative royalty interests in Mauritania, an area which has caught investors' imagination following several huge discoveries. Sterling's partners in Mauritania have recently embarked on one of the most aggressive exploration and development programs ever seen in deep waters, which will consist of up to 21 wells being drilled over the next 18 months. But the thing that has really excited investors is Sterling's estimate that the area holds a potential 3.3 billion barrels of oil equivalent (boe), suggesting that even if only some of this potential is realised,its market value of £148m will be significantly h ...

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