RE: Operations Update2 Feb 2022 09:59
Hi!
My counted numbers (sorry for use translate again but it give me spare time).
Its with no changes and probably better than a wet (or stiff) finger.
I'm pretty tired of the speculation on production that seems to have been taken with a wet finger in the air, so I answer like this. Production ends up around 46,000k / d for -21 (and then GE is included for about 68 days, which gives about 1,900k / d for the year).
For -22 we have to start by adding 365-68 = 297 days for GE to have fair calculations.
If we calculate GE's production at about 9,500k / d for -22 and subtract 1,900k / d, we have 7,600k / d left.
46,000 + 7,600 = 52,600k which is a basis to start from and does not include either (below) performance or measures taken to increase performance below -21.
Guaranteed, the 7 new wells will be drilled with the intention of being commercially profitable and increase production.
Subtract c.4,500k for decline (with 9,500k / d on GE, its decline is included).
Where does the production guide end up?
I think the average value will be over 52,600k / d while production can actually land over 60,000k / d a year. Good evening!
I hope that it gives something to someone's
Regards/Kamrat