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  • Volga Gas plc: Drilling Update and Production Report for June 2019

    Volga Gas plc, the oil and gas exploration and production group operating in the Volga Region of Russia, is pleased to provide the following update on its average production volumes for May 2019.

    Drilling Update

    Drilling of Uzen 4 horizontal sidetrack into the shallower Albian reservoir commenced on 16th March and completed on 1st June. The total meters drilled in the sidetrack was 1,132 meters including a 407 meters horizontal section at vertical depth of 795 meters. Initial flow testing resulted in gas and oil production, testing commenced during June and is to be continued in July for further hydrodynamic measurements.

    Production Report

    The average production in June 2019 was 6,190 barrels of oil equivalent per day (46.6higher than May 2019). As Gazprom’s pipeline maintenance programme was completed in May 2019, production levels during June 2019 returned to normal planned operational levels. 

    Average production comprised:

    June 2019

    Average

    May 2019

    Average

    Jan-June 2019

    Average

    Gas:

    21.7 mmcfd

    13.6 mmcfd

    20.0 mmcfd

    Condensate

    1,808 bpd

    1,228 bpd

    1,525 bpd

    Oil

    426 bpd

    468 bpd

    419 bpd

    LPG

    332 bpd

    257 bpd

    352 bpd

    Total

    6,190 boepd

    4,221 boepd

    5,634 boepd

    Management’s expectation for 2019 for production to average 5,900 boe per day including LPG volumes remains unchanged.

    Production data is based on preliminary monthly production reports prepared for the purposes of submissions to tax authorities for Mineral Extraction Tax purposes.

    Market Abuse Regulation (MAR) Disclosure

    Certain information contained in this announcement would have been deemed inside information for the purposes of Article 7 of Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 until the release of this announcement.

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