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KNOC Caspian |
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Phase |
Block |
Operator |
Reporting to Gov. |
Korea's Share (%) |
KNOC's Share (%) |
Korean Participants |
Production |
Arystan Kulzhan |
KNOC |
Dec. 2009 |
85 |
85 |
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KNOC acquired Arystan and Kulzhan, which were in the development and exploration phases, respectively, by purchasing KNOC Caspian (formerly known as Sumbe) with a working interest of 85% in December, 2009. Production contracts were drawn up in October 2012 for Kulzhan and in April, 2014 for Arystan. As of December 2022, currently combined daily production is 8.5k boe(KNOC¡¯s share) |
Department Contacts Updated
Updated : 2022-12-31 |
Department : E&P - Overseas Business Dept. I |
Contacts : +82)52-216-3282 |
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Altius |
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Phase |
Block |
Operator |
Reporting to Gov. |
Korea's Share (%) |
KNOC's Share (%) |
Korean Participants |
Production |
Akzhar Besbolek Karataikyz Alimbai |
KNOC |
Mar. 2011 |
95% |
95% |
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In March 2011, KNOC acquired Altius Holding Inc., a Canadian company. Altius Holdings Inc. owned three production fields-Akzhar, Besbolek, and Karataikyz-and an development field-Alimbai-in Kazakhstan. Alimbai was entered into production phase in January 2014. (As of December 2022) Currently daily production from the four fields is 5.4k boe. |
Department Contacts Updated
Updated : 2023-01-31 |
Department : E&P - Overseas Business Dept. I |
Contacts : +82)52-216-3268 |
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