Corporate Body

Santos Limited (1954 - )

From
1954
Adelaide, South Australia, Australia
Functions
Energy, Resources, Metallurgy and Mineralogy or mining
Website
http://www.santos.com.au
Reference No
ACN 007 550 923
Location
Level 29 Santos House, 91 King William Street, Adelaide South Australia 5000

Summary

Shortly after the incorporation of Santos Limited, in 1954, the company acquired exploration leases which enabled it to explore over 325,000 square kilometres in South Australia and south-west Queensland. In 1958 the company entered into a joint agreement with Delhi Australia Petroleum Ltd. By the mid 1960s this partnership had established a sufficient supply of natural gas for Adelaide and was also able to supply Sydney and Canberra by 1976.

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