Sonangol

Sonangol, which is in charge of licensing, also awarded concessions for four other oil fields, with Petrobras winning the right to lead exploration in two of them.

ANC Daily News Briefing 2006

Sonangol, which is the state-owned oil company, was already a 20 percent partner in Angola Block 32.

Philadelphia Business News - Local Philadelphia News | The Philadelphia Business Journal 2009

Among the results so far, Angola's state-owned energy company, Sonangol, is considering pulling out of an Iranian gas deal, and Sasol Ltd. of South Africa says it is discussing whether to divest itself of its 50% share in a $900 million Iranian petrochemical project.

U.S. Looks to Africa to Squeeze Iran Benoît Faucon 2012

Angola's state-owned Sociedade Nacional de Combustiveis de Angola, or Sonangol, is the concessionaire of the block and owns a 20% stake.

Exxon in Talks on Angola Sale Alison Tudor 2011

Spokesmen for Sonangol and the Angolan oil ministry declined to comment.

U.S. Looks to Africa to Squeeze Iran Benoît Faucon 2012

Two Angolan oil officials said Sonangol is considering exiting a preliminary agreement to take a 20% stake, potentially valued at about $1.5 billion, in a project in Iran's South Pars natural-gas field.

U.S. Looks to Africa to Squeeze Iran Benoît Faucon 2012

Amorim owns 55% of Amorim Energia, but Angolan state-oil firm Sonangol has a 45% stake in Amorim.

Brazil's Petrobras Ends Galp Talks Jeff Fick 2011

Sonangol, whose full name is Sociedade Nacional de Combustíveis de Angola Ltd., also has worried the investment would antagonize Iran's critics in the U.S., where the Angolan energy concern maintains an oil-trading business.

U.S. Looks to Africa to Squeeze Iran Benoît Faucon 2012

With Petrobras leaving the chase for Galp, eyes are now focused on Sonangol, which could decide to take a direct stake in the Portuguese company.

Brazil's Petrobras Ends Galp Talks Jeff Fick 2011

One of the officials said discussions about pulling out were tied to concerns that following through with the deal could expose Sonangol to U.S. sanctions.

U.S. Looks to Africa to Squeeze Iran Benoît Faucon 2012