Corporate Body

Australian Oil & Gas Corporation Limited (1954 - ?)

From
1954
Sydney, New South Wales, Australia
Functions
Energy, Metallurgy, Mineralogy or mining and Resources
Alternative Names
  • Ensign International Energy Services (Now known as)
  • Oil Drilling & Exploration Limited (ODE) (Subsequent name)
Website
http://www.austoilgas.com.au
Reference No
ABN 98 000 128 941
Location
Sydney, New South Wales

Summary

During the 1960s, the Australian Oil & Gas Corporation formed a consortium with the Union Oil Development Corporation and Kern County Land Co. It appears to have changed its name at some stage to Oil Drilling & Exploration Limited (ODE), which is now known as Ensign International Energy Services.

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 1954 - ? Australian Oil & Gas Corporation Limited
        Ensign International Energy Services

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