Insight
Upstream Investment Trends in Africa
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Upstream investment in Africa has been slow to recover after deep cuts during the pandemic. This insight looks into how spending has changed on the continent. Where is investment trending and what resource themes are companies investing in? Is Africa still core to the Majors’ portfolios? How has NOC spending changed and what role have FIDs and exploration played? It also investigates the challenges that lie ahead for attracting investment in Africa.
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