The
company
has
forecast
for
sales
revenue
to
total
about
$1.5
billion
for
the
12
months
to
31
December,
an
increase
of
151%
compared
to
2011,
having
achieved
an
average
realised
oil
price
of
$107
per
barrel.
The
company’s
forecast
came
as
it
said
output
during
2012
averaged
42,830
barrels
of
oil
equivalent
per
day
which
it
said
was
driven
by
year-on-year
increase
in
net
production
from
the
Ebok
and
Okoro
fields,
off
Nigeria.
Also
providing
a
boost
to
production
last
year
was
the
start-up
of
the
Okoro
field…
