$8,000,000 Reactivation Program With Up to 70% Working Interest Available
Safari Production Company, Inc. is reactivating two proven South Texas natural gas wells on a 643-acre lease with engineering-confirmed access to 58.7 Bcf of recoverable gas, offering institutional-quality exposure to conventional gas production.
The seven-year base case projects $45,791,698 in revenue, $25,047,172 in gross profit, and $19,090,087 to investors holding up to 70% Working Interest, under a structure designed to prioritize rapid capital recovery.
Investment Highlights
Program Overview
Safari Production Company, Inc. controls a 643-acre lease in South Texas with engineering-confirmed access to seven gas-bearing reservoirs totaling approximately 58.7 Bcf of recoverable gas. The current program concentrates capital on reactivating two existing wells—Mobil Fee 6 and Mobil Fee 4—where historical production and log data significantly reduce subsurface uncertainty.
For underwriting purposes, the base case focuses on two of the seven reservoirs with 25,964,111 Mcf in place. The plan is to recover approximately 17,748,720 Mcf (68%) from these targeted zones over a seven-year horizon.
Using a conservative gas price of $2.58/Mcf, the program is projected to generate $45,791,698 in revenue and $25,047,172 in gross profit, of which $19,090,087 is allocated to investors holding up to 70% Working Interest.
Detailed development schedules, decline curves, and price-deck sensitivities are provided on the Model & Sensitivities page and in the full investment memorandum.
Use of Capital
- Mobil Fee 6: $2,612,453 — shallow conventional gas in the Hinnant system with existing infrastructure and rapid time-to-sales.
- Mobil Fee 4: $5,058,566 — deep Wilcox gas with multi-reservoir access designed for long-life, low-decline production.
- Contingency: $328,981 — allocated as a buffer for operational variance, mechanical contingencies, and schedule risk.
Category-level capital allocation detail is presented on the Wells Overview, Operations & Facilities, and Investment Terms pages.
Structure and Investor Economics
Investors participate as Working Interest owners alongside Safari Production Company, Inc. within a standard joint operating agreement framework. The economic structure is designed to prioritize payout of contributed capital and then provide long-term exposure to field cash flows.
- Working Interest: Up to 70% WI allocated to qualified investors; Safari retains the balance and acts as operator.
- Cash Flow Waterfall: 100% of net profit to investors until full recovery of the $8,000,000 contributed capital.
- Post-Payout Split: After payout, net profits revert to a 70% investor / 30% operator structure for the life of the wells.
- Documentation: Participation governed by a joint operating agreement, subscription documents, and customary risk disclosures.
A full description of terms, risk factors, and tax considerations is provided on the Investment Terms, Risk Factors, and Tax Considerations pages, and in the detailed investment memorandum.
Next Steps for Qualified Investors
- Request the Executive Summary and full investment memorandum.
- Execute NDA to access the technical Data Room and detailed model.
- Review structure, risk factors, and tax treatment with advisors.
- Confirm commitment level and subscription documentation.
This Executive Summary is informational only and does not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any offering will be made solely to qualified investors pursuant to definitive documentation.