Otto Energy says it will wait until market conditions improve to re-initiate talks with potential partners for its Philippines prospects, after a last chance to salvage a BHP Billiton deal was called off.
Otto Energy says it will wait until market conditions improve to re-initiate talks with potential partners for its Philippines prospects, after a last chance to salvage a BHP Billiton deal was called off.
The oil and gas company had continued talks with BHP after a farm-out heads of agreement deal lapsed early last month.
"The company still intends to re-initiate farm-in discussions with potential partners for all its Philippines prospects when market conditions improve," Otto said in a statement.
BHP was to earn a 60 per cent interest in Service Contract 55, located in the Philippines.
The mining major's exit prompted Otto to revise down its capital raising target by $3.5 million to $31.5 million.
Shares in Otto were up 0.2 cents to 7.1 cents at 13:19 AEST.
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