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TAB Energy awarded major Shell contract for oil exploration in Libya
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TAB Energy - a subsidiary of Bahrain-based investment firm Capital Management House (CMH)Capital Management House (CMH)
and Libya-focused private equity group Tuareg CapitalTuareg Capital
- has won a second major contract from global energy giant ShellShell
.In June 2007, CMHCMH
and Tuareg CapitalTuareg Capital
launched the Libya Fund to capture the investment opportunities offered across a wide range of Libyan sectors, including energy services. The strategy of the energy services venture is to create a leading Libyan oilfield services group, offering a pool of high-quality drilling assets that can be deployed anywhere in the region and complementary service lines to its customers.The latest contract win from ShellShell
was secured by Etelaf Oil Services, the oilfield services specialist subsidiary of TAB Energy, the Libya Fund's first investment in that country. This follows Etelaf's first contract granted by Woodside Energy of Australia in March 2007.Drilling under the Woodside contract started last year and resulted in a wildcat exploration well discovery in western Libya, Woodside's fourth discovery since it won its licence.
The ShellShell
contract will see Etelaf dedicating one of its two state-of-the-art drilling rigs to ShellShell
's exploration needs until at least 2011.Etelaf's General Manager, Tawfiq Zentani, said: "This second win from ShellShell
demonstrates our ability to meet the highest operating standards in oilfield services and win contracts from major energy corporations."Tuareg CapitalTuareg Capital
, which is the manager of the Libya Fund, has leveraged its deep knowledge of the Libyan market to identify value enhancing opportunities in various sectors, especially the oil services industry.Adel Saudi, Chairman and CEO of Tuareg CapitalTuareg Capital
, said: "Our partnership with CMHCMH
shows how value can be created through cross-border investments in Mena. CMHCMH
has been instrumental in securing both the equity of the fund and debt financing for the rig from leading financial institutions in the GCC."By Staff Writer
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