Savannah invests further in South Sudan oil blocks, despite harsh environment


Issue 475 - 28 Dec 2022 - By James Gavin | 5 minute read

The London AIM-listed independent Savannah Energy has offered to pay some $1.25bn to take over Petronas’s assets in South Sudan, but conditions on the ground remain challenging for exploration and production firms seeking to enter the upstream in Africa’s troubled newest state, writes James Gavin.

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