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Successful Flow Testing of the Skua-11ST Well

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Skua-11ST well flow testing shows initial oil production rates significantly exceeding previous guidance.

vs expectations: ahead

  • Initial oil production rate from Skua-11ST exceeded 6,000 bbls/d (prior 3,500 bbls/d guidance)
  • Stabilized oil production rate at 40% open choke 4,400 bbls/d
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20 August 2025 - Singapore: Jadestone Energy plc (AIM:JSE) (the "Company" and together with its subsidiaries, "Jadestone" or the "Group") announces an update on the testing of the Skua-11ST development well at the Montara field offshore Australia.

Consistent with previous disclosures, production from the Skua-11ST well commenced in early August 2025. Initial oil production rates from the well exceeded 6,000 bbls/d, significantly ahead of previous guidance of 3,500 bbls/d, with oil production rates subsequently stabilizing at 4,400 bbls/d on a 40% open choke prior to restart of the Montara field's other subsea wells.

Skua-11ST was completed with downhole inflow control devices, which are designed to maximize reservoir sweep and recovery from the well. Skua-11ST, along with the other Montara wells, will be managed in the longer-term to maximise overall recovery from the Montara field.

"We are pleased to report the strong initial flows from the Skua-11ST well, which will meaningfully contribute to higher production from Montara, underpinning our revised 2025 production guidance which was upgraded in July. The increase in production will also reduce Montara unit operating costs and extend field life by approximately one year."

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