DEA Norge has acquired an additional 13% in Norwegian Sea Production Licences (PL) 211 and 211 B from operator Total, effective 27 June 2018. It contains the Victoria gas discovery NFW 6506/6-1 (2000, Mobil, 5,491m TVD), encountering dry gas in Middle Jurassic Ile and Lower Jurassic Tilje Formations with the Middle Jurassic Garn Formation and Lower Jurassic Upper Are Formation sandstones also thought to be gas charged. PL211 was awarded on 2 February 1996 in the 15th Round and now covers 241.8 sq km of blocks 6506/6 and 6507/4 and was converted to a production licence on 2 February 2002. PL211 B was awarded in APA 2006 on 16 February 2007 now covering 37.3 sq km over blocks 6506/9 and 6507/7. In PL211 B the Victoria appraisal well 6506/9-1 (2009, Total, 5,659m TVD) was drilled proving gas in the Tilje and Ile formations. Post appraisal well drilling and a successful flow test, Victoria was estimated to hold recoverable gas resources of 0.7-2.1 Tcf, although the size of the discovery is not fully understood. In December 2017 DEA (LetterOne) and Wintershall (BASF) agreed to merge subsidiaries. Total acquired Maersk in May 2018 increasing its stake in the two licences from 40% to 70%. PL11 and PL211 B partners are now Total Norge AS (57% + Op) and DEA Norge AS (43%). 
DEA Norge has acquired an additional 13% in Norwegian Sea Production Licences (PL) 211 and 211 B from operator Total,