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CryptoTokenPostKorean, translatedFiled 13 h ago

Moave agrees to sell stakes in 3 Algerian oil fields to Pertamina

Original headline모에브, 알제리 유전 3곳 지분 페르타미나에 매각 합의

Open the sourceReported by TokenPost, tokenpost.kr, 4 November 2026, by 이도현
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Spain's Moeve agreed to sell its entire stakes in three onshore oil fields in Algeria's Berkine Basin—Rhourde el Khrouf, Bir el Msana and Ourhoud—to PAEP, the Algerian subsidiary of Indonesia's state-owned Pertamina, through subsidiaries Cepsa Algérie and Cepsa (Rhourde El Rouni). The fields are non-operated assets, and the deal covers Moeve's full interests rather than ownership of the fields themselves; the transaction still requires approval from Algerian authorities. Financial terms were not disclosed. The sale continues Moeve's reshaping of its upstream portfolio around non-operated assets while expanding Pertamina's North African footprint. Next, watch for Algerian regulatory clearance and any further divestments or upstream rebalancing by Moeve.

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Pertamina, Moeve, Algeria, PAEP, Cepsa Algérie, S.L.U., Cepsa (Rhourde El Rouni), S.L.U., Bir el Msana, Ourhoud