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Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) said on Friday that its Swedish prospectus for listing new shares on Nasdaq Stockholm had been approved. The Canadian oil and gas company had agreed in June to merge its stake in Prime with that of BTG Pactual Oil & Gas, in a deal aimed at simplifying ownership of the deepwater Nigeria-focused producer.

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) has provided an update on its offshore Namibia operations, following a drilling report from Impact Oil & Gas, in which Africa Oil holds a 39.5% stake. Impact announced that it has completed drilling and testing at the Tamboti-1X exploration well in Block 2913B (PEL 56).

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) told investors it is expecting to receive $31.6 million in dividends from Impact Oil & Gas, which has approved some $80 million of gross dividends. The dividend payment, which equates to approximately $0.07 per share, is due to be paid from 29 January.

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) told investors it is expecting to receive $31.6 million in dividends from Impact Oil & Gas, which has approved some $80 million of gross dividends. The dividend payment, which equates to 7.02 cents per share, is due to be paid from 29 January.

Eco (Atlantic) Oil & Gas Ltd (AIM:ECO, TSX-V:EOG) has completed its transaction with Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI), which saw the sale of 1% of Block 3B/4B. The AIM-quoted firm's stake has reduced to 5.25% as a result.

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) announced that its shareholders have overwhelmingly approved the resolution to consolidate 100% ownership of Prime Oil & Gas Coöperatief U.A. (Prime) in Africa Oil.

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) ended the second quarter of 2024 on solid financial footing after announcing an agreement to consolidate its ownership in Prime, a collection of deep-water assets located offshore Nigeria. The consolidation of Prime is expected to enable direct control of cash flows, streamline business processes, and create a stronger upstream oil and gas company, according to Africa Oil CEO Roger Tucker.

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) has struck a deal to buy out its partner in the Prime Oil & Gas venture, which holds the firm's interests in Nigeria. The deal, which sees Prime's part-owners receive Africa Oil shares, is expected to significantly boost cash flow and support a new model for enhanced shareholder returns.

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) announced that it repurchased 1,138,400 of its common shares between May 27 and May 31, 2024, under its share buyback program. During this period, 450,900 shares were repurchased on the TSX or alternative Canadian trading systems on behalf of the company by Scotia Capital.

Africa Oil Corp (TSX:AOI) told investors that TotalEnergies has renewed its Oil Mining License (OML) 130 for 20 years, noting that it has an effective 8% interest in the license through its 50% shareholding in Prime Oil & Gas Coöperatief. The Canadian oil and gas company said the renewal of OML 130 means the Akpo, Egina and Preowei fields will operate under the terms of Nigeria's new Petroleum Industry Act (PIA), becoming the first assets to effectively benefit from the PIA fiscal terms.