EXPLORATION

Invictus expands onshore Zimbabwe footprint

ZIMBABWE-focussed Invictus Energy has seen its share price rise 13% today to 22cps as it announces the expansion of its SG4571 permit by a factor of seven from 100,000 hectares to 709,300ha giving it the entire onshore Cabora Bassa Basin.

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It has also entered into a partnership with the Sovereign Wealth Fund of Zimbabwe via a heads of agreement granting the fund a 10% equity back-in-right to the extended acreage under SG4571.  Invictus...

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