South Sudan government production share falls to 4 per cent


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Issue 347 - 02 Jun 2017 | 7 minute read

South Sudan plans to divert the vast majority of its share in June crude production to Khartoum in response to calls from Sudan for Juba to step up repayments of arrears. A 600,000-barrel cargo to be lifted from Port Sudan on 7-8 June was due to be awarded to Dutch trader Trafigura, but Juba reallocated the cargo for marketing by the Sudanese Petroleum Corporation (SPC), Sudan’s state-owned oil operator.It is the second time the government of South Sudan (GoSS) has done this.

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