How to Use This FAQ

The questions below are grouped into themes that reflect the primary needs of our two core audiences: financial investors and industry professionals. For detailed terms, economics, or legal language, this FAQ should be read together with the:

This FAQ is illustrative and does not replace the definitive offering documents or professional advice. Prospective investors should consult with their own legal, tax, and financial advisors.

Investment and Structure

The program is structured as an $8,000,000 two-well reactivation project focused on Mobil Fee 6 and Mobil Fee 4. Capital is allocated across:
  • Mobil Fee 6 reactivation budget
  • Mobil Fee 4 reactivation budget
  • Associated facilities, midstream tie-ins, and contingencies
A high-level allocation is summarized on the Use of Funds section of the home page and detailed in the full economic model and Data Room.

Up to 70% Working Interest is available to external investors. Safari Production Company, Inc. retains the non-offered interest and serves as operator. WI allocations are pro-rata to capital contributed, subject to standard subscription and closing mechanics set out on the Investment Terms page and in the definitive agreements.

In the base structure:
  • 100% of net profit is allocated to investors until the full $8,000,000 of capital is recovered.
  • After capital payback, net profits are shared 70% to investors / 30% to operator for the life of the wells.
Distribution frequency, definitions of “net profit,” and other mechanics are defined in the legal documentation and summarized on the Investment Terms page.

In the base case price deck of $2.58/Mcf, the economics target capital payback in under two years, with modeled seven-year revenue of $45,791,698, project-level gross profit of $25,047,172, and investor gross profit of $19,090,087 across the 70% WI pool. Actual results will depend on commodity prices, operational performance, and other risk factors outlined on the Risk Factors page.

The structure is designed for:
  • Angel and accredited investors
  • Family offices and multi-family offices
  • Private equity and venture capital groups
  • Institutional investors and specialty WI buyers
Participation is limited to qualified investors who meet regulatory, suitability, and KYC/AML requirements, as defined in the definitive offering documents.

Technical, Data Room, and Documentation

The Document Library / Data Room is designed for geologists, reservoir engineers, drilling engineers, and institutional investors. It typically includes:
  • Historical production and test data for Mobil Fee 4 and 6
  • Well logs, cross-sections, and reservoir summaries
  • Workover and recompletion programs and AFE-level budgets
  • Economic model with sensitivities and price decks
  • Legal, title, and regulatory documentation as appropriate
Access requires a signed NDA and may be staged depending on investor status.

Prospective investors and qualified technical reviewers can initiate a request by: Following preliminary review and NDA execution, access credentials will be provisioned as appropriate.

The program focuses on reactivating Mobil Fee 6 and Mobil Fee 4 on a 643-acre lease with engineering-confirmed access to 58.7 Bcf of recoverable gas across seven reservoirs. For conservative modeling:
  • Two of the seven reservoirs (with 25,964,111 Mcf in place) are used as the basis for production modeling.
  • The targeted extraction is approximately 17,748,720 Mcf (68% of those targeted reserves).
Additional reservoir upside, recompletion opportunities, and optionality are discussed in the technical documentation and on the Geology & Reservoirs and Operations & Facilities pages.

Safari Production Company, Inc. targets a structured reporting cadence, typically including:
  • Production and sales volumes
  • Realized pricing and key operating cost metrics
  • Variance analysis against plan and forecast
  • Material operational and regulatory updates
Reporting frequency (e.g., monthly or quarterly) is defined in the governing documentation and aligned with investor preferences.

As operator, Safari Production Company, Inc. is responsible for health, safety, environmental (HSE), and regulatory compliance across the lifecycle of the project, including:
  • Permitting and reporting to relevant state and federal agencies
  • Well integrity, abandonment, and remediation obligations
  • Vendor management and field-level HSE oversight
A more detailed overview is provided on the Compliance and ESG & Stewardship pages.

Tax, Risk, and Legal Considerations

Tax outcomes are highly investor-specific and can involve:
  • Depletion, depreciation, and intangible drilling cost treatment
  • Timing of deductions and income recognition
  • Cross-border, tax-exempt, or institutional-specific rules
A high-level discussion is presented on the Tax Considerations page, but investors must consult their own tax advisors; Safari Production Company, Inc. does not provide tax advice.

Principal risks include, but are not limited to:
  • Commodity price volatility and market demand
  • Reservoir performance and mechanical outcomes
  • Operating cost and schedule variance
  • Regulatory, environmental, and legal developments
A more comprehensive risk discussion is provided on the Risk Factors and Compliance pages and in the definitive offering documents.

No. This website and FAQ are for informational purposes only and do not constitute an offer to sell or a solicitation of an offer to buy any securities. Any actual offering will be made solely to qualified investors pursuant to definitive offering documents that include full risk, tax, and legal disclosures. Prospective investors should rely exclusively on those documents in making an investment decision.

Governance, conflict management, and decision-making rights are defined in the joint operating agreement, subscription documents, and related contracts. These documents typically address:
  • Operator duties and standard of care
  • Approval thresholds for material capital decisions
  • Information rights and reporting
  • Related-party transactions and conflict policies
A summary is provided on the Compliance and About / Leadership pages.

Common technical and commercial terms used across this website are defined in the Industry Glossary page. That glossary is designed as a quick reference for both financial investors and industry professionals.

Still Have Questions?

If your question is not addressed in this FAQ, Safari Production Company, Inc. welcomes targeted commercial, technical, and structuring discussions with qualified investors and their advisors.

Please note that detailed information, including the full economic model, legal documents, and technical reports, is provided only under appropriate confidentiality arrangements and to qualified parties.

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