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Amni International
Petroleum Development
Company Limited, established
in 1993, is an independent,
indigenous Nigerian oil and gas
exploration and production company
with interests in two concessions, namely
OML’s 112 and 117. As a Nigerian company,
Amni enjoys strong community links and has
done so since inception. Amni maintains a real
commitment to creating value and remains one of the
few truly indigenous upstream oil and gas companies
headquartered in Nigeria.
Our existing oil production comes via the IMA and Okoro
fields daily at circa 1,500bbls and 20,000bbls respectively.
We’ve been producing from IMA since 1996, with current
re-development work expected to increase production to
around 5,000bbls per day. Amni, following its 40% farm-out
of both concessions to TOTAL in 2005, operates IMA’s oil
reservoirs on a sole-risk basis, with TOTAL having subsequently
relinquished their interest. Both companies will look to develop
the substantial IMA gas (2C: 1.6TCF) reservoirs in the short
term, with IMA being well positioned in shallow waters to the
south of the Niger Delta, and in close proximity of existing and
planned infrastructure, particularly for gas (LNG plants and
potential gas projects).
The Okoro and Setu East Fields are located within OML 112,
again in shallow water, and in close proximity. TOTAL, as with IMA,
relinquished its interest in the Okoro and Setu fields, allowing
Amni to contract Afren Energy Resources Limited to develop,
first and foremost, the Okoro Field. We began producing from
the Okoro Field in 2008.
Amni is proud to be associated with the Invest in
Nigeria Magazine. Such an initiative can only be
advantageous for our Company as we seek to expand
our reserve/production base through acquisition of
country-based assets, mergers and acquisition, and
we pledge our ongoing commitment and efforts
with a view to maintaining Nigeria’s position as
a global energy player. Furthermore, we will
continue to work with communities in the
Delta and continue oil and gas production
in the area, and gratefully support the
government’s drive to increase
indigenous company exposure to
development opportunities
in the region.