This energy company just handed its money boss a whole lot more paperwork. Invictus Energy gave its chief financial officer a second corporate title. Victoria McLellan is now the joint company secretary, effective immediately. She originally joined the firm as its CFO after a major gas discovery. The company found resources at its Cabora Bassa project in Zimbabwe.
It later announced a potential oil discovery estimated at one hundred eighty-four million barrels. McLellan's promotion follows the firm's establishment of its corporate headquarters in Harare. This marked an operational shift to Zimbabwe while keeping its legal home in Australia. The company stated her appointment in a formal release.
They highlighted her background as a chartered accountant. Her experience includes governance and regulatory compliance roles at other firms. She served as CFO and company secretary for a resource company called Metgasco. McLellan possesses over two decades of experience in the oil and gas industry.
Her track record covers financial management and strategic growth at multinational corporations. At a previous employer, she managed financial operations for a West African exploration asset. She helped evaluate strategic opportunities for that Africa-focused exploration company. Her resume also includes a nine-year stint at Chevron.
There she oversaw cash flow for one of the world's largest natural gas projects. A non-executive director will continue serving as the other joint company secretary. McLellan was also nominated as a key contact for Australian stock exchange matters. This corporate shuffle happens amid broader financial maneuvers.
The company is in advanced talks with a Qatari investment group. The deal could see those investors acquire a fifty percent stake. This follows a prior funding commitment worth five hundred million dollars. That money aims to speed up the development of the Cabora Bassa project.
Both parties formed a joint venture to pursue oil and gas assets across Africa. The new entity will focus on production and development activities.
It later announced a potential oil discovery estimated at one hundred eighty-four million barrels. McLellan's promotion follows the firm's establishment of its corporate headquarters in Harare. This marked an operational shift to Zimbabwe while keeping its legal home in Australia. The company stated her appointment in a formal release.
They highlighted her background as a chartered accountant. Her experience includes governance and regulatory compliance roles at other firms. She served as CFO and company secretary for a resource company called Metgasco. McLellan possesses over two decades of experience in the oil and gas industry.
Her track record covers financial management and strategic growth at multinational corporations. At a previous employer, she managed financial operations for a West African exploration asset. She helped evaluate strategic opportunities for that Africa-focused exploration company. Her resume also includes a nine-year stint at Chevron.
There she oversaw cash flow for one of the world's largest natural gas projects. A non-executive director will continue serving as the other joint company secretary. McLellan was also nominated as a key contact for Australian stock exchange matters. This corporate shuffle happens amid broader financial maneuvers.
The company is in advanced talks with a Qatari investment group. The deal could see those investors acquire a fifty percent stake. This follows a prior funding commitment worth five hundred million dollars. That money aims to speed up the development of the Cabora Bassa project.
Both parties formed a joint venture to pursue oil and gas assets across Africa. The new entity will focus on production and development activities.
