Invictus completes CB23 seismic acquisition programme in Zimbabwe
Invictus completes CB23 seismic acquisition programme in Zimbabwe
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Invictus completes CB23 seismic acquisition programme in Zimbabwe
Summary
A total of 425 km of 2D seismic data were acquired which will provide enhanced coverage of prospects and leads identified in the eastern areas of Cabora Bassa basin acreage. by: Shardul Sharma
Sydney-listed Invictus Energy on August 7 announced the successful conclusion of its CB23 2D seismic acquisition programme at the Cabora Bassa project lo...
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