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Tap extends hedging with BP Singapore

TAP Oil has extended its commodity hedge contracts with BP Singapore, in order to cover the scheduled September and October crude oil lifting from its Manora field in the Gulf of Thailand.

Tap extends hedging with BP Singapore

  Tap holds a 30% stake in the field. Operator Mubadala Petroleum holds the rest.  Under the arrangement 10,000 barrels will be swapped between the two companies this month, at a fixed Dubai crude...

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