Chevron CorpChevron subsidiary Cabinda Gulf Oil is selling its 31% interest in Block 14 and 15.5% in Block 14K for US$260 million, divesting producing assets.
Etu Energias, Angola's largest privately owned energy company, has signed a Sale and Purchase Agreement with Cabinda Gulf Oil Company Limited, a Chevron subsidiary, to acquire a 31% working interest in Block 14 and a 15.5% working interest in Block 14K offshore Cabinda. Etu Energias currently holds a 29% working interest in Block 14 and a 14.5% working interest in Block 14K, and upon completion it will become the largest interest holder in one of Angola's longest established deepwater producing assets, with plans to assume operatorship of Block 14 subject to regulatory approval. The acquisition, with a base consideration of US$260 million in cash and an economic effective date of 1 January 2026, is supported by a framework agreement with BW Energy and Chariot Limited and funded by a debt facility from Shell Western Supply and Trading Ltd. The assets currently produce approximately 42 thousand barrels of oil per day gross, with gross producing reserves of 93 million barrels, of which approximately 29 million barrels are attributable to the interests being acquired. The transaction is expected to complete in early 2027, subject to approvals from Angola's National Oil, Gas and Biofuels Agency and other regulatory bodies.
Chevron CorpChevron subsidiary Cabinda Gulf Oil is selling its 31% interest in Block 14 and 15.5% in Block 14K for US$260 million, divesting producing assets.
Chariot Oil & Gas LimitedChariot is only mentioned as supporting the acquisition via a framework agreement with BW Energy, with no terms or clear impact stated.
Etu Energias is acquiring Chevron's stakes to become the largest interest holder in Blocks 14 and 14K and plans to assume operatorship.
Shell Western Supply and Trading is only named as providing the debt facility funding the acquisition, with no financial terms disclosed.