MEO Reassigns Interest in WA-359-P to Cue Energy
MEO Australia Ltd.
| Friday, January 08, 2010 | 3:01 AM EST
MEO Australia reported that its drill/drop option over WA-359-P expired unexercised at 5pm on December 31, 2009. Technical studies have not sufficiently de-risked the Hephaestus lead identified by MEO in the permit to warrant committing to funding 100% of the Permit Year 6 well commencing February 1, 2010.
Consequently, MEO's 60% interest in the permit will be reassigned in equal proportions to the original farmors Cue Energy and Exoil (unlisted).
Participants in WA-359-P following reassignment will be:
- Cue Exploration Pty Ltd (operator) 50%
- Exoil limited 50%
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