Controlled by: Ministry of Oil (Baghdad).
Location: 20 km south-west of the city of Basra.
Discovery: 1949
Reserves: 4 billion barrels of oil
Developed by: Eni (32.81%), Kogas (18.75%), Maysan Oil Company (25%), South Oil Company (23.44%).
Occidental had a 23.44 percent share in the field, but relinquished it to the state-owned South Oil Company in October 2016.
Contract granted: 2010
Contract duration: 20 years, later extended to 25 years (ending in 2035).
Remuneration: $2.00 per barrel of oil in excess of 220,000 bpd
Plateau production target: 1.125 million bpd by 2017, later lowered to 850,000 bpd.
Other companies involved in the development: Weatherford, Daewoo, Samsung, Petrojet, John Crane (Smiths Group), Amarinth, ALE, Iraqi Drilling Company (IDC).
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A full list of oil and gas fields controlled by the Ministry of Oil in Baghdad can be found here.