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Message: [QUOTE="Queen, post: 86212, member: 27"] A contract flip pushes Zimbabwe’s gas hunt from talk to action, setting real money and drilling on a collision course. PPSA moves Cabora Bassa forward [LIST] [*]Invictus Energy Limited lines up a production-sharing pact with the Government of Zimbabwe. [*]That paperwork locks rules for oil and gas work. [*]The Cabora Bassa Project sits in the Muzarabani District, Mashonaland Central Province. [*]Profits would be split once the pumps actually run. [/LIST] Energy stakes for Zimbabwe [LIST] [*]The deal nudges stalled exploration toward real output. [*]Domestic gas could ease power shortages. [*]Fresh capital interest might follow the rulebook clarity. [*]Broader growth hopes ride on successful extraction. [/LIST] Partnership implosion bruises the company [LIST] [*]Invictus Energy Limited watched a Qatari tie-up fall apart. [*]That breakup killed a massive cash injection. [*]Market value took a sharp hit afterward. [*]Control dilution worries vanished with the collapse. [/LIST] Next work programs queue up [LIST] [*]Invictus Energy Limited gears up for appraisal around Mukuyu Gas Field. [*]Those steps chase size and rock quality. [*]Commercial viability hinges on cleaner subsurface data. [*]Cabora Bassa Basin edges closer to development talk. [/LIST] Exploration widens beyond Mukuyu [LIST] [*]Invictus Energy Limited lines up Musuma-1 in the basin’s east. [*]That well pokes at fresh geological ideas. [*]Success could balloon the resource tally. [*]Prep tasks already roll along quietly. [/LIST] 2026 drilling roadmap [LIST] [*]Invictus Energy Limited targets Mukuyu appraisal during 2026. [*]That phase aims to calm risk nerves. [*]Musuma-1 drilling is slated for early 2026. [*]Field prep and permits keep inching ahead. [/LIST] [/QUOTE]

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