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Cambodia stops oil production but retains promising undersea rights


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BANGKOK -- Cambodia saw its dream of becoming the eighth oil producer among the 10 members of the Association of Southeast Asian Nations fizzle out in less than six months.

 

Singapore-based KrisEnergy, which operates the Apsara oil field in the Gulf of Thailand off Sihanoukville, in southern Cambodia, announced on June 4 that it had filed for liquidation. The company said at the time that output had remained less than half its initial estimate of 7,500 barrels a day since it started production on Dec. 29, 2020, leaving it unable to repay its debts.

 

KrisEnergy's application for liquidation likely was a great disappointment to Cambodian Prime Minister Hun Sen. When the Apsara oil field went into production at the end of last year, he enthused on Facebook: "New Year 2021 ahead, we got a big gift for our nation -- that's the first oil made in our land."

 

read more https://asia.nikkei.com/Business/Energy/Cambodia-stops-oil-production-but-retains-promising-undersea-rights

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