“Modest Pressure drawdown”13 Jun 2019 16:49
Some folk quite rightly picked up on this in the RNS. Some Inferring that this was loss of pressure from the well= depletion of reserves = bad thing. Now see below the schlumberger definition as applied to well completions-
The differential pressure that drives fluids from the reservoir into the wellbore. The drawdown, and therefore the production rate, of a producing interval is typically controlled by surface chokes. Reservoir conditions, such as the tendency to produce sand, may limit the drawdown that may be safely applied during production before damage or unwanted sand production occurs.
Hence in this case a modest drawdown pressure would suggest highly choked I.e. large restriction to limit differential between reservoir and wellbore and therefore flow. In a nutshell the flow is being greatly restricted IMO. I am an engineer btw albeit not in the O&G industry.