Australia-listed junior Invictus Energy is on the hunt for an adventurous partner to shoot seismic and spud at least one well in Zimbabwe on what it describes as “the largest seismically defined, undrilled structure onshore Africa”.
Invictus operates licence SG 4571 in the virgin Cabora Bassa rift basin, location of the Mzarabani prospect that Netherland Sewell Associates (NSA) estimates could hold 3.9 trillion cubic feet of gas and 181 million barrels of condensate.
“For those who like frontier exploration, is does not get more frontier than this,” said Invictus managing director Scott Macmillan, a born and bred Zimbabwean whose family has been in business there since 1897.
