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March 10, 2014 · about 12 years ago

Otto: Production from Galoc in Line with Expectations

Otto Energy Ltd (Otto) provides an update on the Galoc oil field reserves in the Philippines as at 1 January 2014. The operator of the Galoc oil field, Galoc Production Company WLL, a wholly owned subsidiary of Otto, has commissioned an annual review of remaining oil reserves from RISC, an independe

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Otto Energy Ltd (Otto) provides an update on the Galoc oil field reserves in the Philippines as at 1 January 2014.

The operator of the Galoc oil field, Galoc Production Company WLL, a wholly owned subsidiary of Otto, has commissioned an annual review of remaining oil reserves from RISC, an independent consulting firm.

The annual review has resulted in an adjustment of 2P Reserves of less than 1% caused by a mixture of technical and economic factors (including oil prices).

Since the completion of the Phase II development in December 2013, production has performed in line with expectations – this performance is expected to continue. Three cargoes have been lifted from the field since December 2013 with a further lifting scheduled around the end of the March 2014 quarter. The Galoc oil field is expected to remain in production beyond 2020 based on the Galoc Phase I and Phase II well configuration.

Otto’s Chief Executive Officer Mr Matthew Allen said: “Galoc is a key asset for Otto, delivering valuable cashflow to fund future growth opportunities. Otto’s investment in Galoc Phase II in 2013 has delivered a substantial increase in production, with current production rates around 9,700 bopd (3,200 bopd net to Otto), and Otto’s operatorship of this successful development demonstrated the organisations strong project execution capabilities. We continue to seek additional opportunities to expand the Galoc oil field with further infill drilling.”

Press Release, March 10, 2014

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