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Muzarabani Oil and Gas Project, Zimbabwe. (Special Grant 4571)

Special Grant 4571

One Gas Resources holds a 20% stake in the Muzarabani Oil and Gas Project (SG 4571), which it is developing in partnership with its 80% partner, Invictus Energy Resources, an ASX listed company. Invictus Energy are the upstream project operators and funding partners.

The project encompasses 100,000ha of what is considered Africa’s largest undrilled onshore Oil & Gas target which boasts of a $30million legacy data set from Mobil International’s exploration work in the country in the mid-1980s.

SG 4571 is located in the most prospective portion of the Cabora Bassa Basin in northern Zimbabwe. The licence is currently in the second exploration period which runs to August 2023.

Map of SG 4571 and regional African oil and gas explorers
SG 4571 in relation to regional African Oil & Gas explorers
Structural map of the Muzarabani closure
The Muzarabani Structural 4-way dip closure target

Previously explored by Mobil Oil, the project contains the largest undrilled structure in onshore Africa. The Mzarabani anticline feature has over 200km 2 under closure and 500m vertical relief and favourable depths for conventional oil and gas.

The Mzarabani conventional gas-condensate prospect, the largest undrilled prospect onshore Africa with an independently estimated 8.2 Tcf + 247 million barrels (gross mean unrisked basis) of conventional gas-condensate in a stacked target.

The Company has completed a comprehensive Environmental Impact Assessment which was one of the largest surveys ever undertaken in the country. The regulator, the Environmental Management Agency, has approved the Environmental Management Plan for seismic and drilling.

Asset Overview : SG 4571

Ownership20%
Acerage250,000 acres
License Duration2023 (Currently in 2nd of 4 terms)
Environmental Impact AssessmentComplete

Independent Prospective Resource (Muzarabani and Msasa Prospects)

9.25 TF + 294m barrels

of Conventional Gas-Condensate

Reprocessed legacy seismic data image

The legacy seismic and magnetic data has since been reprocessed and interpreted by two international consultants, being Netherland, Sewel and Associates and Getech.