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Hardman Resources - Huge oil & gas finds in Mauritania

July 2004

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Last month's main write-up on oil & gas explorer, Dana Petroleum, 294p, highlighted its potential in the former French colony of Mauritania, which has really captured the imagination of investors following a string of substantial finds by other operators in the region. One of these is Hardman Resources, whose share price has gone into orbit after three mammoth discoveries, which could add over 200m barrels of oil equivalent (boe) to its reserves.   Foundedin 1986 as a minerals explorer, Hardman, which is based in Perth and has a dual listing on the Australian Stock Exchange and London's AIM, successfully reinvented itself in the field of oil & gas exploration, with a strategy of acquiring acreage in under-ex ...

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