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Japanese Firms To Buy Rights To Gulf Of Mexico Field

May 2007 | Contract News

Japanese oil distributor Nippon Oil and trader Mitsubishi are to spend US$1.2bn to purchase rights to an oil and gas field in the Gulf of Mexico, according to the Nikkei Business Daily.

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