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KNOC Caspian |
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Block |
Operator |
Reporting to Gov. |
Korea's Share (%) |
KNOC's Share (%) |
Korean Participants |
| Production |
Arystan Kulzhan |
KNOC |
Dec. 2009 |
100% |
100% |
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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) in December, 2009. Production contracts were drawn up in October 2012 for Kulzhan and in April, 2014 for Arystan. As of June 2024, currently combined daily production is 11.3 kboe. |
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Department Contacts Updated
| Updated : 2024-06-30 |
Department : E&P - Asia Business Dept. |
Contacts : +82)52-216-3268 |
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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 |
100% |
100% |
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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 June 2024) Currently daily production from the four fields is 5.1 mbbls. |
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Department Contacts Updated
| Updated : 2024-06-30 |
Department : E&P-Asia Business Dept. |
Contacts : +82)52-216-3267 |
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