Apache | Egypt Oil & Gas - Part 6
Apache Narrowly Escapes Takeover Bid
Oil and gas company Apache Corp has rejected a takeover approach from an unidentified party.
First Shale Gas Production in Egypt
In February 2016, Egypt will witness its first shale gas production on the hands of Royal Dutch Shell and American Apache.
Apache Makes Two New Egypt Finds, Publishes Production Figures
Apache Corporation reported Tuesday strong appraisal- and development-drilling results from Egypt following the previously announced discovery of two new oil fields in the Western Desert.
Apache to Keep Assets in Egypt
Apache Corp has tabled its plans to sell or spin-off its businesses in Egypt and the North Sea because those projects generate needed cash in a time of low crude oil prices, the CEO said on Thursday.
Egypt Officially Starts Its Hydraulic Fracturing Era
In a landmark deal, Egypt awarded its first unconventional gas contracts to Texas-based Apache Corporation and Shell Egypt, a subsidiary of British-Dutch Royal Dutch Shell.
Apache to Receive $3.1 Billion in Exchange For 33 Percent Interest in Apache Egypt
Apache Corporationand Sinopec International Petroleum Exploration and Production Corporation announced they have launched a global strategic partnership to pursue joint upstream oil and gas projects. Apache announces three new oil and gas discoveries in Western Desert, extends production base across vast concession areas
Apache Corporation announced drilling success with three new discovery wells in Egypt's Western Desert. Success for Apache on Khalda Ridge
Apache Corporation reported that the Amoun NE-1X discovery on the north flank of Egypt's Khalda Ridge producing complex tested at a combined rate of 3,186 barrels of oil and condensate and 11 million cubic feet of n ... 
