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MEO Australia announces NT/P68 (Heron) Farmout Update
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MEO Australia Limited is pleased to announce that it has accepted a conditional offer from its preferred farminee for farmin to NT/P68. Negotiations are currently underway to convert the offer into binding agreements which will be subject only to Australian regulatory approvals.
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