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MEO's sorry tale

MEO Australia has issued an extraordinary mea culpa to shareholders, saying its investment in Northern Sumatra was "regrettable".

James McGrath

MEO was forced to plug and abandon the Gurame SE-1X well in Indonesia late last year after no gas was observed at the surface of the well, despite MEO stimulating the well with nitrogen. The abandonment...

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