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Pertamina secures rights to Algerian fields expected to add 32,000 barrels a day

Pertamina secures rights to Algerian fields expected to add 32,000 barrels a day

Indonesia’s state energy company Pertamina has acquired interests in three Algerian oil and gas fields in the Berkine Basin.

The fields are onshore in North Africa, and the rights were previously held by Moeve.

The acquisition is expected to add 32,000 barrels of oil a day to Pertamina’s production from early 2027.

Pertamina says it is seeking oil outside the Middle East to reduce its exposure to conflict-related uncertainty.

Algeria’s government has announced the transaction and approved it, while Pertamina is completing the final administrative steps.

The company is also working to raise production at fields in Indonesia and expand refining capacity at its Balikpapan refinery.

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Oki MurazaPertamina deputy president director
We have secured a new field. Hopefully, in early 2027, we will have an additional 32 thousand barrels of oil per day from Algeria.
via CNN Indonesia
We are trying to secure supplies from outside the Middle East; what we have done is, thank God, successfully acquire assets in North Africa, in Algeria, and there will be additional production of around 32,000 barrels per day from Africa.
via Detik