Panoro Energy seeks new Equatorial assets after buying Kosmos stake

Group 1 - Panoro Energy aims to triple its total oil production to over 30,000 barrels per day by 2030 [1] - The company has become the largest shareholder in Equatorial Guinea's offshore Block G after acquiring an additional 40.3% interest from Kosmos Energy [1] - Panoro plans to participate in Equatorial Guinea's upcoming oil and gas auction in April, seeking new assets with exciting potential [1] Group 2 - The company is focused on fast-tracking the development of its EG-23 block, which is near the Alba oil and gas complex [1] - In Gabon, Panoro and its partners will drill four production wells at the Mabomo platform in the offshore Dussafu Marin permit this year [1] - A decision on the development plan and final investment for the Bourdon discovery in Dussafu is expected later this year [1]