General Thoughts, page-3793

I was about to share this piece too. From the article:

"The presence in PEL 87 of the same discoveries that were found to the south will support the idea that the petroleum system in the Orange Basin could extend towards the Walvis Basin. If this is confirmed, Namibia could count on a gigantic basin to the south of the Walvis Ridge, extending along most of its coast. This would make Namibia compete with the Brazilian in terms of oil in place and, given that the leads and prospects are derisked and deemed commercial, reserves. It is highly speculative, but the chances are not 0.

This theory is supported by the seismic data shot at PEL 87, so there isn’t any well confirming it. One important aspect of this licence is the presence of the Saturn superfan, which could become an excellent oil trap. If the presence of hydrocarbons were confirmed in the Saturn superfan, the volumes could be massive due to its size of 2,400 sq km. The future well anticipated to be drilled by Woodside in 2025 within the PEL 87 license area holds paramount significance in increasing confidence regarding the potential extension of recent discoveries beyond the Orange Basin."