Tullow Oil injects $140 million to optimise Ghanaian assets TEN and Jubilee
These are the flagship production assets on which the company is banking its turn around.
11/03/2021 at 03h15, by Africa Business+
CEO Rahul Dhir, who has headed up the British oil company Tullow Oil since last year, is allocating more than half of its total capital expenditure 2021 budget—$265 million—to optimising its two Ghanaian assets.
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