BowLeven Plc
19 February 2007
Bowleven plc: Well drilling update
Bowleven plc announces it has now completed drilling and logging operations on
the IE-2 well located in Block MHLP 7 of the Etinde Permit in Cameroon. The
well, which was drilled to appraise the IE-1 discovery made by Total in 1981,
reached a depth of 8675 feet subsea.
Based on petrophysical log evaluation, two hydrocarbon bearing zones have been
identified. The upper zone, located in the Biafra formation at a depth of
approximately 3310 feet, comprises approximately 50 feet of net pay in good
quality gas bearing sandstone. The gas is believed to be relatively dry with few
associated gas liquids.
The lower zone is located in the Isongo formation at a depth of 7850 feet. It
comprises approximately 130 feet of net pay in good quality sandstone and is
believed to contain both gas and condensate. A drill stem test is planned over
this lower interval and a further update will be issued shortly.
Enquiries:
Bowleven +44 131 260 5100
Kevin Hart
John Morrow
John Brown
Maitland +44 207 379 5151
Neil Bennett
Liz Morley
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