AMINEX

Ndovu Resources has filed a dispute notice against ARA Petroleum Tanzania and The Zubair Corporation alleging breaches of the farmout agreement and the joint operating agreement. The core of the conflict is that the operator pursued proposed alternative programmes that delay the mandatory drilling of CH-1 and do not implement the approved 2026 work and budget plan. The notice triggers a 90-day period for an amicable resolution; if this fails, the case can be referred to the London Court of International Arbitration and the parent company guarantee can be invoked against Zubair. Aminex also emphasizes its intention to cooperate with APT, TPDC and the Tanzanian government to realize the development of Ntorya. » More on de.investing.com

Aminex reports progress on the Ntorya project: for the 35 km, 14‑inch pipeline to Madimba, 85% of right‑of‑way clearing and about 50% of welding work are complete; excavations will resume after the May rainy break. The company targets first gas production by September 2026; initial output from Ntorya‑2, Ntorya‑1 and Chikumbi‑1 is expected to reach around 60 million cubic feet/day, and approximately 90% of drilling‑service tenders for Chikumbi‑1 have been issued. In October 2025 Aminex received $3.94m in funding, Eclipse Investments converted $1.6m into equity, and the company is debt‑free; fiscal year 2025 closed with a loss of $4.98m, while a $35m Ruvuma carry covered Ntorya costs (ending balance $28.42m). » More on de.investing.com

Aminex reports that Eclipse Investments LLC transferred 1,225,598,100 ordinary shares (ISIN IE0003073255, nominal value €0.001) to ARA Offshore Investment Company Limited on 5 March without financial consideration. Both companies are closely connected to Sultan Al-Ghaithi, non-executive director of Aminex. The transaction was carried out as part of an internal restructuring within The Zubair Corporation and was disclosed in accordance with Article 19 of the Market Abuse Regulation. » More on de.investing.com