World-class basin discovered by Hardman Oil & Gas in 2005
116 well drilled to May 2022, 36 exploration wells, 21 oil and has discoveries, 16 adequately appraised, 14 approved for development
Exploration well success 58% (All-in drilling success 88% throughout the basin)
Onshore and Nearshore oil has material impact
High flow rate Miocene reservoirs (up to 15,000 bopd)
Ngassa-2 Overpressure & potentially large trap
Ten large (>100MMbbl) field discoveries supported by smaller fields (<100MMbbl)
6 Billion Barrels of oil discovered, 500 bcf of gas
Leading edge geophysical methods have de-risked prospects
Northern Albertine Graben fields discovered with Direct Hydrocarbon Anomalies
Kingfisher and Ngassa fields discovered and delineated with Direct Hydrocarbon Anomalies
‘An abundance of oil and an export route that has the potential to transform the country.’
UGANDA - SET FOR ECONOMIC RERATING
CURRENT GDP: USD$45.7 BILLION - Oil can boost GDP up to 6.5 billion per annum or 17%
Highlights:
6.0 Billion Barrels of Oil in Place discovered to date
Unrealised USD$105 Billion in recoverable oil reserves (USD$75/B, 1.4 BB of Recoverable Reserves)
Final Investment Decision achieved by CNOOC and TotalEnergies on the East African Crude Oil Pipeline (EACOP) first oil planned for 2025
Uganda’s main source of income is Agriculture (coffee/spices)
High Impact Exploration Opportunities within Kanywataba/Turaco Blocks
The largest oil fields in the Albertine Graben are discovered in hanging wall traps similar to Conjugates Ntajumba & Erriba prospects (Hanging-wall traps are successful trapping styles with discoveries made in many sedimentary basins worldwide)
Multiple prospects with a variety of resources potential, all displaying Direct Hydrocarbon Anomalies
3 multi-target prospects > 100mmbbl OOIP, 5 single target Leads > 100MMbbl OOPI and 2 prospects <100MMbbl OOIP
Prospects in the Kanyawataba and Turaco licence area share seismic anomalies analogous to oil and gas discoveries through out the basin.