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CanCambria outlines conditional 3D seismic plans for southern Hungary oil fairway
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Announcement Summary
CanCambria Energy Corp. (TSXV: CCEC) (FSE: 4JH) (OTCQB: CCEYF) announced a technical and commercial update for the STA Fairway.
- The STA Fairway contains ten identified oil prospects and leads across approximately 80,000 acres within the 100%-owned Kiskunhalas Concession Area.
- Area analogs indicate a target mean oil field size of approximately 15 MMBOE; adjacent fields have produced approximately 160 MMBOE.
- The company plans proprietary 3D seismic acquisition in 2H, 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals, to refine prospect mapping.
- Initial drilling is anticipated in 1H 2027 after seismic acquisition, interpretation and prospect maturation; the portfolio includes up to 50 vertical locations.
- The company expects an NI 51-101 prospective resource disclosure once 3D seismic volumes are available and opportunity number, size and risk are defined.
- Management's internal estimates put vertical oil well costs at $2.75 to $3.75 million and un-risked project break-even at approximately US$34 oil.
The release states that nearby-field production data is historical or analogous, not CanCambria production, and may not reflect future KCA production.
Investor FAQs
CanCambria Energy Corp. (TSXV: CCEC) (FSE: 4JH) (OTCQB: CCEYF) has announced a technical and commercial update for the Soltvadkert/Tazlar/Alpar Shallow Oil Fairway ("STA Fairway"). The Company says it has identified ten oil field prospects and leads across an 80,000-acre fairway within its 100%-owned Kiskunhalas Concession Area. The identified opportunities are based on 1980s vintage 2D seismic and well control data, and the STA Fairway is not currently covered by 3D seismic data.
CanCambria says it is advancing plans to acquire its own 3D seismic survey over the STA Fairway, with acquisition currently targeted for 2H, 2026, subject to customary regulatory approvals. The Company says the survey is intended to enhance subsurface imaging, support prospect maturation and refine future exploration and development opportunities. The Company also states that the programme may not be completed as contemplated, or at all, and that the necessary regulatory approvals may not be received.
The Company states that more than 400 wells have been drilled across the Kiskunhalas Concession Area and that nearby fields have collectively produced approximately 160 MMBOE from over 15 fields. It describes this production as historical or analogous and not based on the Company's production. CanCambria also says the data may be inaccurate or erroneous, may not be indicative or analogous to its land holdings, and is not an estimate of reserves, resources or asset characteristics attributable to properties held or potentially to be held by the Company.
CanCambria states that initial drilling is anticipated in 1H 2027 following seismic acquisition, interpretation and prospect maturation. It describes a potential drill-to-production timeline of approximately one month and says the existing portfolio of prospects contains up to 50 locations (vertical). These statements are forward-looking and remain subject to the Company's plans being carried out as contemplated; the Company cautions that its exploration plans may not be completed as contemplated, or at all.
The Company estimates a potential mean revenue value for the identified shallow oil opportunities of up to USD US$567 million after royalty and tax. It also states a target mean oil field size of approximately 15 MMBOE, with an upside case of up to 25 MMBOE from area analogs. These figures relate to identified opportunities and analog analysis rather than reported reserves or resources attributable to the Company's properties. The Company says it expects to provide a prospective resource disclosure in an NI 51-101 report once the new 3D seismic volumes are available and the number, size and risk of the opportunities have been defined.
The Company states that its management's internal estimates include a low-cost, vertical oil well cost range of $2.75 to $3.75 million, an estimated un-risked project break-even of approximately US$34 oil, and a per-well internal rate of return exceeding the corporate 40% (ATAX) benchmark, with a payout of
The Company states that the STA Fairway plans, the 3D seismic acquisition, regulatory approvals, prospective resource disclosure and exploration plans may not proceed as contemplated, or at all. It also cautions that forward-looking information is subject to risks, uncertainties, assumptions and factors beyond its control. Historical and analogous production data may not reflect future production rates across the Kiskunhalas Concession Area, while BOE conversions may be misleading when used in isolation and do not represent value equivalency at the wellhead. The release further states that there is no certainty that reservoir data and economic information for properties held or potentially to be held by the Company will be similar to the information presented.
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