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Wednesday, September 1, 2021
Invictus Energy has provided an update on its upcoming drilling activity on its Cabora Bassa asset in Zimbabwe. The company has completed the tendering process for long lead drilling items (wellheads and casing) which is awaiting formal award.
The rig selection process is advancing, and the company is in detailed discussions with shortlisted rig providers as well as drilling services providers.
“The process is expected to be complete by the end of the September quarter which will then be followed with the formal award of drilling and services contract,” according to a recent release by Invictus.
Invictus also reported that the preparations for the seismic data acquisition have progressed with 400 km of line clearance completed ahead of the commencement of data acquisition. The maintenance and checks have been completed on the vibroseis units and mobilization to the field camp in Muzarabani is commencing.
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