Mobil Fee 4 — Deep Wilcox Gas and Multi-Reservoir Access
Mobil Fee 4 is a deep Wilcox natural gas well on Safari Production Company, Inc.’s 643-acre South Texas lease, engineered as a long-life, low-decline producer with access to multiple stacked pay zones.
With a reactivation budget of $5,058,566 and engineered access to deep Lower House Wilcox sands, Mobil Fee 4 is designed to anchor the seven-year production profile and support durable, institutional-grade cash flow.
Role of Mobil Fee 4 in the Program
Mobil Fee 4 is the deep Wilcox component of the two-well reactivation program. While Mobil Fee 6 focuses on shallower intervals and earlier cash flow, Mobil Fee 4 is designed to deliver long-life, lower-decline production from deeper, higher-pressure gas-bearing sands.
The well has access to multiple gas-bearing intervals within the Lower House Wilcox system and contributes materially to the modeled 17,748,720 Mcf of production in the base case. As a result, Mobil Fee 4 is central to both the volumetric and economic profile of the project.
- Deep Wilcox gas well on a 643-acre South Texas lease.
- Access to multiple gas-bearing intervals and stacked pay potential.
- Reactivation designed around long-life, lower-decline production.
- Core contributor to the seven-year revenue and profit forecast.
Detailed well files, log data, and engineering assessments for Mobil Fee 4 are available to qualified investors and technical teams in the Document Library / Data Room.
Mobil Fee 4 Snapshot
- Well Type Deep Wilcox natural gas well
- Reactivation Budget $5,058,566
- Reservoir System Lower House Wilcox with multi-pay potential
- Program Role Long-life production and core cash flow driver
All expectations are subject to reservoir performance, completion results, and the risk factors described in the offering documents.
Completion and Development Program
The Mobil Fee 4 reactivation and completion program is structured around accessing the most attractive Wilcox intervals first, with clear options to access additional pay zones over time. The development sequence is engineered to balance capital efficiency, production stability, and reservoir management.
- Detailed review of historical well data and prior completions.
- Selection of priority gas intervals based on reservoir quality and deliverability.
- Completion design tailored to pressure, depth, and rock properties.
- Potential for future recompletions or additional intervals as warranted.
The program is executed with a focus on HSE, regulatory compliance, and integration into existing and planned facilities and midstream solutions.
The final completion design and sequencing are documented in the technical exhibits and may evolve as new data is acquired.
Technical Design Themes
- Target high-quality gas sands with strong deliverability.
- Manage wellbore pressures and mechanical integrity proactively.
- Optimize completion design for long-life production.
- Preserve optionality for future zone access.
All execution plans are subject to engineering review, regulatory approvals, and field conditions at the time of operations.
Production Profile and Economic Impact
Mobil Fee 4 is a major contributor to the program’s modeled 17,748,720 Mcf of production at a base gas price of $2.58/Mcf, supporting projected revenue of $45,791,698 and gross profit of $25,047,172 over seven years.
- Deep Wilcox intervals support longer production tails and lower declines.
- Complementary to Mobil Fee 6 in shaping total program volumes.
- Key driver of revenue and profit in the base-case economics.
- Provides leverage to gas price upside, subject to the defined risk factors.
The production and economic contribution of Mobil Fee 4 is reflected explicitly in the seven-year model and in sensitivity cases around price, timing, and operational performance.
For quantitative detail, investors should review the Economics Overview and Model & Sensitivities, along with the underlying spreadsheets in the Data Room.
Economic Linkages
- Capitalize and complete Mobil Fee 4 under a defined budget.
- Bring deep Wilcox intervals online and stabilize production.
- Integrate volumes into facilities, midstream, and sales agreements.
- Use actual performance to refine forecasts and capital plans.
Projections are inherently uncertain and subject to commodity price volatility, operational outcomes, and regulatory developments.
Technical Data and Reservoir Analysis
Mobil Fee 4 is supported by a reservoir and log dataset that allows for granular evaluation of the deep Wilcox intervals. These materials are structured to support independent assessment by experienced reservoir engineers and geoscientists.
- Log suites, petrophysical interpretations, and reservoir summaries.
- Historical tests and any available pressure/build-up data.
- Type curve and analog well comparisons within the regional play.
- Decline curve and recovery factor assumptions for base and sensitivity cases.
The objective is to provide a transparent technical basis for the volumes and declines that underpin the project economics.
Detailed technical content is accessible under NDA in the Document Library / Data Room.
For Technical Committees
- Validate reservoir quality and effective thickness.
- Stress-test decline assumptions versus analogs.
- Review mechanical and operational risks in deeper completions.
- Assess upside from incremental intervals or optimization.
Mobil Fee 4 should be evaluated in combination with the broader field, wells, facilities, and commercial structure.
Continue Your Asset and Economics Review
With both Mobil Fee 6 and Mobil Fee 4 understood at a high level, investors and technical teams should combine asset insights with the economics, risk, and tax considerations to form a holistic view of the opportunity.
- Compare shallow and deep well risk-return characteristics.
- Understand the combined production and cash flow profile.
- Review risk factors and tax treatment relevant to your structure.
- Engage with Safari Production Company, Inc. on specific diligence questions.
All investment decisions should be based on a full review of the technical, economic, commercial, and legal documentation, not this summary page alone.
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