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    Predator Oil & Gas begins drilling the MOU-5 well in Guercif.

    4 March 2025No Comments1 Min Read
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    Predator Oil & Gas Holdings Plc started drilling the MOU-5 well on March 3, 2025, on its land permit located in the Guercif basin, northeast of Morocco. The British company plans to carry out these operations throughout the month, aiming to reach the various reservoir zones identified upstream.

    A rigorous assessment of the collected data

    At the end of the drilling, a thorough analysis will be conducted on the data collected. This phase will include cable logging, the results of which will undergo an independent petrophysical evaluation before any official communication from the company. No other report will be published before the end of this crucial step.

    A player committed to energy exploration

    Based in Jersey and listed on the London Stock Exchange (LSE), Predator Oil & Gas focuses its efforts on hydrocarbon exploration and production projects, primarily in Morocco and Trinidad and Tobago. The launch of this new drilling in Guercif marks a strategic advancement in the development of its activities in Moroccan territory.

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