The findings from these wells confirm that the reserves Prom Dresses into the Kissenda on this part of the field where the production of the wells should be 500 boepd in average. The predominantly Gres de Base wells (OMOC-N-301 and OMOC-N-302) were connected up to the oil pipeline serving the Onal platforms (in blue) on 15 December 2010. The predominantly Kissenda wells which have already been drilled and the future OMOC-N-601 well - to be drilled during the first Sweetheart Neck Strapless Tulle Prom Dress of 2011 - will be connected up to the production centre via a new pipeline, which is going to start to be laid (in red on the map).

Alongside this, the Group is assessing the OMOC field discovered in March 2009 with the OMOC-101 well to the south of ONAL. With this in mind, the OMOC-102 well and the drilling of the OMOC-201 Sweetheart Strapless Celebrity Style Prom Dress will resume during the first quarter of 2011. Following this work, the wells will be connected up to the OMOC-North pumping facilities from the second quarter of 2011.

On 17 December 2010, exclusive development authorisation obtained for the Gwedidi (OMGW) and M'Bigou (OMBG) fields Maurel & Prom owns 100% of the interests in these two fields, on which Taffeta V-neck Long Bridesmaid Dress company Tulipe Oil has a 15% back-in right, which would take Maurel & Prom's interest down to 85%. The Group's production in Gabon, which peaked at 20,198 boepd on 31 December 2010, was affected during the fourth quarter of 2010 by more maintenance work being carried out than planned on the pumps for wells in the Onal field, as well as water injection starting up on the Omko field.