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Horizon impairs PNG assets

HORIZON Oil has impaired its Papua New Guinea assets by close to US$60 million based on “material uncertainties” in the nation and little movement in progressing its developments in recent years coupled with changes to laws that allow for a national interest test when awarding or extending mining and petroleum licenses. 

The Maari field

The Maari field

Broken down this is from a value of $67.3 million to $5.8 million, it said in its full year results today.    Unlike its peers, the cratering oil price is only one small factor and it has not impaired...

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