ONGC announces end of ‘force majeure’ of Mozambique LNG project

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The overseas limb  of the exploration and accumulation   company, ONGC Videsh holds 16% involvement  successful  the task  done  its subsidiaries

The overseas limb of the exploration and accumulation company, ONGC Videsh holds 16% involvement successful the task done its subsidiaries | Photo Credit: Reuters

State-owned explorer ONGC Wednesday announced the ceremonial extremity of the unit majeure of the Area 1 LNG task successful Mozambique. It informed that the consortium of the 13.12 cardinal metric tonnes per annum (MMTPA) task successful North Mozambique’s Cabo Delgado Province, has notified the Mozambique authorities astir the same.

“Withdrawal of the unit majeure enables operation activities to restart for aboriginal completion of project,” it stated.

The operation of the LNG task successful the East African country, which started successful 2019, was forced to halt successful April 2021 pursuing militant attacks successful bluish portion of the country. The relation of the project, French vigor large TotalEnergies SE lifted the forced majeure 4 years aboriginal successful October this twelvemonth aft an betterment successful the information situation. Indian refiner Bharat Petroleum had indicated earlier this week astir consortium partners having agreed to assistance the forced majeure.

The overseas limb of the exploration and accumulation company, ONGC Videsh holds 16% involvement successful the task done its subsidiaries ONGC Videsh Rovuma Limited (OVRL) and Beas Rovuma Energy Mozambique Limited (BREML). The French vigor large arsenic the relation of the task done their wholly owned subsidiary owns 26.5% participating interest. Among others, Bharat Petroleum-subsidiary Bharat PetroResources, done its Amsterdam-based arm, holds a 10% participating interest.

Published - November 12, 2025 08:19 p.m. IST

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