The Banjo wildcat well in the Carnarvon Basin's EP-397 permit will be delayed until after the com...
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The date at which the Enso 53 drill rig well be available depends upon the number of contingency wells drilled by the Cliff Head partners, said First Australian Resources in a stock exchange release.
It also said it retained its full equity in the permit following the withdrawal of the Rawson Resources prospectus.
Partners are operator Tap Oil (33%), First Australian Resources (33%) and Goodrich Petroleum Company (33%).
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