Oil India lifts Force Majeure for Area-1 Offshore Rovuma Basin, Mozambique
Oil India lifts Force Majeure for Area-1 Offshore Rovuma Basin in Mozambique following improved security conditions, resuming development activities for the LNG project.
Resumption of activities in Mozambique is likely to have a moderate positive impact on Oil India's future revenue and growth.
Lifting of Force Majeure indicates resumption of project activities and improved business prospects.
* Oil India Limited (OIL) holds a 4% interest in Area-1 Offshore Rovuma Basin Block in Mozambique through Beas Rovuma Energy Mozambique Limited (BREML). * The initial development involves two LNG trains with a total capacity of 13.12 MMTPA. * In April 2021, development activities were suspended due to security concerns in Cabo Delgado Province, leading to a Force Majeure declaration. * As the security situation has significantly improved, the Area-1 concessionaires have decided to lift the Force Majeure.
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