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Marape gets the jump on Twinza with unexpected state take nuimbers

TWINZA Oil has agreed non-binding terms for a Gas Agreement for its Pasca A development with the government of Papua New Guinea, confirming Friday terms were agreed September 13, but a recent government release suggests a state-take far higher than that that provisionally agreed.

Helen Clark

Specifically it believes the suggestion that 61%-65% has not been agreed. The Post Courier reported Friday Prime Minister James Marape had welcomed the outcome to reach an in-principle agreement. ...

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