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* Sign In * Register * Contact Us Continental Focus, International Reach PETROLEUM AFRICA Find us on: * Home * News * Global News * Events * Magazine * eNewsletter * Media Planner * Advertise * Subscribe WILLBROS SELLS NIGERIAN OPERATIONS Friday, February 9, 2007 Willbros Group Inc., an independent contractor providing engineering and construction services to the oil, gas and power industries worldwide, released a statement on February 7 announcing that it had completed the sale of its Nigerian operations through an offshore share purchase agreement for a total consideration of $155.25 million to Ascot Offshore Nigeria Ltd., a Nigerian energy services company. Under the terms of the agreement Willbros received $150 million in cash and a note for the balance of the purchase price for the shares of WG Nigeria Holdings Ltd., the Cayman Islands holding company which owns the operating and equipment companies supporting activities in Nigeria. The final net proceeds to Willbros are subject to post-closing working capital and other adjustments. Due to a number of uncontrollable variables and external factors the final adjustments of the agreement may not be complete for several months but they are not expected to result in a loss on the sale. To ensure a smooth transition, Willbros and Ascot have entered into a transition services agreement. Willbros has also bought out certain minority interests worth $10.5 million. « GO BACK YOU MAY ALSO LIKE " alt="Chariot Receives EIA Approval for Loukos Drilling Campaign in Morocco"> CHARIOT RECEIVES EIA APPROVAL FOR LOUKOS DRILLING CAMPAIGN IN MOROCCO " alt="Shell Joins ‘Renewables for Subsea Power’ Project"> SHELL JOINS ‘RENEWABLES FOR SUBSEA POWER’ PROJECT " alt="ChampionX Unveils New ESP Control System for Unconventional Wells"> CHAMPIONX UNVEILS NEW ESP CONTROL SYSTEM FOR UNCONVENTIONAL WELLS " alt="TAG Oil Updates Egypt Drilling"> TAG OIL UPDATES EGYPT DRILLING " alt="Opinion: Replacing Over One Billion Combustion Cars Worldwide with E-Cars is Unrealistic"> OPINION: REPLACING OVER ONE BILLION COMBUSTION CARS WORLDWIDE WITH E-CARS IS UNREALISTIC " alt="Drilling Campaign Commences in Equatorial Guinea"> DRILLING CAMPAIGN COMMENCES IN EQUATORIAL GUINEA " alt="Neptune Energy Acquisition Completed by Eni"> NEPTUNE ENERGY ACQUISITION COMPLETED BY ENI " alt="Sonatrach Signs New 10-Year LNG Agreement"> SONATRACH SIGNS NEW 10-YEAR LNG AGREEMENT PETROLEUM AFRICA ON-THE-GO * eNewsletter & Alerts * RSS PETROLEUM AFRICA * About Us * Terms of Service * Editorial Policy * Letters to the Editor * Contact Us Find us on: Subscription | Send To A Friend * Sign In * Register * Contact Us