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Aminex PLC, alongside its group of companies, specializes in the entire lifecycle of hydrocarbon assets, from initial exploration and evaluation to the development and eventual production of oil and natural gas reserves. The firm conducts its operations across three distinct segments: active oil and gas producing properties, exploratory ventures, and oilfield support services. Its key holdings include exploration licenses such as the Ruvuma PSA, Kiliwani South, and Nyuni Area PSA, which are predominantly located in Tanzania. Established in 1979, Aminex PLC maintains its corporate headquarters in Dublin, Ireland.
Aminex PLC (LSE:AEX) shares surged to 1.70p, up 51.1%, in early London trade after the explorer confirmed active negotiations regarding its Tanzanian gas project. Recent local press reports surrounding the Ntorya Gas Development prompted formal public confirmation of the ongoing regulatory negotiations.
Aminex PLC (LSE:AEX) shares were lower in Monday's trade after announcing a £2.93 million (US$3.94 million) 'strategic' placing designed to fund operations until its first gas revenues from the Ntorya field, next September. Some 177.27 million new shares were sold at 1.65 pence each, and, the company said the placing replaces further use of an existing facility with its largest shareholder, Eclipse Investments.
Aminex PLC (LSE:AEX) shares climbed in Wednesday's trade after it reported progress on Tanzania's Ntorya gas development after meetings with state entities this week, including a construction schedule for the pipeline to the Madimba plant. Contractors have begun procurement, mobilisation of equipment is slated for September, the company said, whilst adding that groundwork and pipelaying work is due to start in January, with completion targeted for July 2026.
Aminex PLC (LSE:AEX) shares advanced close to 20% in Monday morning's deals, to trade at 1.2p, after the Tanzanian authorities detailed a new addendum to agreements for gas projects. The company, in a statement, relayed to investors the reported benefits which include the government's commitment to the development of gas resources as soon as possible, support to accelerate production from the Ruvuma asset, and, the construction of supporting infrastructure in the coming six-to-nine months.
Scirocco Energy PLC (AIM:SCIR) and Aminex PLC (LSE:AEX) flagged that the project in Tanzania is “approaching exciting times” as a seismic programme undertaken by operator ARA Petroleum has confirmed sufficient data to pinpoint a final drilling position for the upcoming Chikumbi-1. The well is slated to spud in November, and, the AIM-quoted firms today told investors that the well remains on schedule.