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Simmons steps back from TTE

CASH-strapped TTE Petroleum has decided to farm out a majority interest in its flagship projects in Texas to local firm Viceroy Petroleum, as part of a wide-ranging reorganisation that will see CEO and noted oil bull Brad Simmons step down for health reasons.

Simmons steps back from TTE

The Texas-based Viceroy will acquire a 70% working interest in Allen Dome, including the 50% interest owned by former funding partner Gulf South Energy Partners, plus all of the Boling Dome and Markham...

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