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Major oil and gas companies are expanding their global footprint by acquiring exploration licenses and production contracts in Nigeria, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

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Major oil and gas companies are expanding their global footprint by acquiring exploration licenses and production contracts in Nigeria, Malaysia, and Indonesia.

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  1. Chevron subsidiary Star Deep Water Petroleum won a bid for oil blocks in Nigeria, following approval from President Tinubu.Sub-event
  2. 143 firms are currently competing for 50 oil and gas blocks overseen by the Nigerian Upstream Petroleum Regulatory Commission.Sub-event
  3. JV Partners and Renaissance Africa Energy Company successfully completed offshore exploration in Nigerian waters, aiding long-term liquids production.Sub-event
  4. INPEX operates an asset in Indonesia.Sub-event
  5. Shell is enhancing its Bonga deepwater asset in Nigeria through a partnership with Temile Development Company.Sub-event
  6. TotalEnergies partnered with South Atlantic Petroleum on exploration licenses in Nigeria.Sub-event
  7. Global energy majors are aggressively acquiring new oil and gas exploration rights across Africa and Southeast Asia.1 source

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