Tullow Oil Plc said it will consider selling non-core assets while it plans to repay bonds maturing soon with a mix of cash and available credit lines. The Africa-focused producer has $493 million of bonds that come due on March 1, according to data compiled by Bloomberg. Part of the money to meet the obligations will come by drawing down a facility provided by Glencore Plc, the firm said in a trading statement on Thursday. It plans to "refinance and simplify" the remainder of its debt pile later this year.