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Tullow Oil - Bold acquisition transforms prospects

September 2004

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FTSE-250 firm, Tullow Oil, has been making waves following its cheeky acquisition in May of Energy Africa, a South Africa based oil e&p firm, which has a dual listing on the Johannesburg and Luxembourg Stock Exchanges.  Strategically the US$570m (£319m) deal was just about perfect, more than doubling the enlarged group's production from 25,000 barrels of energy per day (boepd) to 54,000, andincreasing proven and probable reserves from 70m to 175m. Another attractive feature is Energy Africa's exploration portfolio, which is one of the most highly regarded in the industry.   Yet Tullow bought Energy Africa at no premium to the latter's underlying share price, opportunistically taking advantage of a debilitating bou ...

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