-- 阿德斯控股（SASE：2382）簽署了一份為期兩年的協議，以3.476億沙特里亞爾的價格獲得尼日利亞大陸架鑽探項目，其中包括其尼日利亞當地合作夥伴的份額。 根據週日發布的消息，與尼日利亞石油天然氣公司Seplat Energy Producing Nigeria達成的這項協議包含兩個未定價的、為期一年的可選延期條款。這家沙烏地阿拉伯鑽井服務公司預計鑽井作業將於2026年下半年開始。
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