When Poly-GCL signed the petroleum development agreement in 2013 with the then Ministry of Mines it agreed to pay USD 100 million to the Ethiopian government for the Calub and Hilala gas fields. Based on the production sharing agreement, the Ethiopian government will have a 15 percent share while Poly-GCL will have a majority 85 percent. In addition to its share on the product, the government is entitled to income tax, royalty and land rent fees.
So actual share is 85% China, 7.5% Somali Region, 3.75% Addis Ababa, 3.75% Federal States
What the...This is why you never see a wealthy African nation loooolSo actual share is 85% China, 7.5% Somali Region, 3.75% Addis Ababa, 3.75% Federal States