Angola has been one of the hottest spots in Africa over the recent years for the E&P international oil companies. Its offshore discoveries have helped create a safe environment for investment in the O&G industry. 

Azule Energy’s – a 50-50% joint-venture between Eni and BP – Agogo project in Block 15/06, developed via an FPSO has arrived in Angolan waters ready for the project’s start-up, anticipated for Q4 2025, signifying a boost to the country’s production. Another relevant opening for the country is TotalEnergies’ Kaminho field in the EPC stage with production scheduled to commence in 2028, which will help elevate Angola to a premier position in the global stage. 

As exploration ramps up, several IOCs to include Total, Chevron, and ExxonMobil have increased their interest in its waters, with more than USD$48bn to be invested in the country’s upstream sector, turning it into a landscape full of opportunities for the Supply Chain industry.

This is an exciting time to explore opportunities in Angola, and the trade delegation will be an opportunity to meet the key players doing business in the country’s energy markets, obtain or expand the network of contacts and identify business opportunities.