Oil sector registers a high concentration of companies

The Competition Regulatory Authority (ARC) registered, in the four-year period 2019-2022, a total of 10 notified merger operations between companies in the oil sector, which corresponds to 24 percent. The data were advanced by the administrator of ARC, Nelson Lembe, at the methodological seminar on merger operations between companies in the oil sector. “There is a need to achieve a more competitive and fair business environment, capable of attracting good investments, which is why Competition

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Angola has 36 of the 51 most sought after minerals in the world

Currently, in Angola, 36 of the 51 minerals considered the most critical in the world are known, some of which are about to go into production. The list will be revised, if necessary, every five years, in consultation with mining industry experts. According to the Minister of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas, Diamantino Azevedo, at the opening of the Investment Forum, on the sidelines of Mining Indaba 2023, the country has an enormous mining potential

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Brent opens at USD 80.73

Brent negotiations, a benchmark for Angolan oil exports, opened higher on Monday in the international market, standing at US$80.73 per barrel at the time of writing, registering a daily variation of 79.65 to 81.24 , up to the time of the survey. Despite Brent falling 10 percent last week to $80 a barrel, China’s demand prospects remain strong despite the commodity’s recent decline, experts say. Goldman Sachs bank raised its China demand forecast to 16.0

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CATOCA Diamonds, A Beacon of Triumph in the Gemstone Trade

The general director of the Catoca mining Society, Benedito Manuel, said on Tuesday 7th February in Cape Town that the fourth largest mine in the world has managed to maintain positive revenue indicators, despite facing difficulties in the logistics chain offered by the country. Speaking to the press on the sidelines of the International Conference on Mining in Africa, Benedito Manuel reassured potential businessmen who intend to invest in the country, encouraging them to enter

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Around 58% of gold production projects are stopped

12 projects were licensed for the production and export of gold, but only 5 started. At a time when the 1st stone was laid for the construction of a refinery. Seven of the 12 projects licensed for the production and export of gold in Angola have not started activity, reveal data from the Ministry of Mineral Resources, Oil and Gas (MIREMPET) released at the time of laying the foundation stone for the construction of the first

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Biggest Mines in Angola by Production

Angola represents one of the richest mineral markets in the world, with sizeable gold, diamond, iron ore and rare earth minerals leading to the development of large-scale mining operations across key basins. At the forefront of the country’s mineral wealth is the diamond sector, with the $1.2 billion industry positioning Angola as the fourth largest producer globally and the second largest in Africa. Now, with ambitions to further diversify the economy on the back of

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Cabinda Refinery Sucessfully Tested

The Cabinda Refinery equipment was tested on May 2, in Houston, at the facilities of VFuels, the company responsible for its construction. The result of the Factory Acceptance Test was positive, followed, now, by the shipping phase to Angola and, later on, its assembly in Cabinda. The Factory Acceptance Test verifies and certifies that the equipment produced and packaged meets the functionality and the defined objectives, before delivery at the destination, being one of the decisive

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TotalEnergies Invests $850 Million in Angolan Project

Angola’s National Agency of Petroleum, Gas and Biofuels (ANPG), along with French oil and gas supermajor, TotalEnergies, and its partners have made a Final Investment Decision (FID) of $850 million for the launch of the CLOV Phase 3 Project in Block 17, offshore Angola.  The investment is expected to increase production while reducing operating costs through the standardization of subsea equipment, innovative engineering, and contractual structures.  Situated approximately 150km off the Angolan coast in the

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The Service Sector Enables Angola’s Energy Expansion

As a diverse sector with a large consumer base and offering a complex range of services, Angola’s energy sector is responsible for the manufacture, distribution, and supply of energy to both the southern African country’s domestic population and its businesses. Extensive support is available from the tertiary sector of the economy for Angola’s energy industries via key service companies.  These specialize in fields such as logistics; transportation; professional services; telecommunications and media; human resource management;

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Calculating Costs for Oil and Gas Projects

Oil Field Calculator is an Angolan company offering customized solutions to project costs for energy and industrial projects. Energy Capital & Power spoke to Silverstre Lombo, CEO of Oil Field Calculator to understand the firm’s technology and services and the impact it has on the Angolan energy sector. Oilfield Calculator is an Angolan company established to produce cost estimations for the oil and gas industry since 2017. Please tell us more about the inception of your

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