The Gulf of Suez Petroleum Company (Gupco) is planning to invest USD 1.2 bn over the next two years on exploration and development, according to the local press. This includes a USD 503 mn investment in Ras Shukeir, where the company plans to drill 13 new wells. Gupco was initially established as a joint venture between BP and the Egyptian General Petroleum Company. BP reached an agreement earlier this year to sell its shares in the company to Dragon Oil.
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