Invictus awards seismic contract for phase 2 of Zimbabwe campaign
Invictus awards seismic contract for phase 2 of Zimbabwe campaign
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Invictus awards seismic contract for phase 2 of Zimbabwe campaign
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Invictus operates the Cabora Bassa gas project in Zimbabwe. by: Shardul Sharma
Australia’s Invictus Energy has awarded a contract to Polaris Natural Resource Development for an infill 2D seismic survey as part of its phase two explo...
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