Role of Mobil Fee 6 in the Program

Mobil Fee 6 is a key component of the program’s two-well reactivation strategy. Located on the same 643-acre lease as Mobil Fee 4, the well targets shallower gas zones with existing infrastructure in place, allowing for a shorter cycle time from capital spend to first gas.

The well is designed to provide earlier volumes, cash flow, and operational field intelligence, while deeper and longer-life reserves are developed through Mobil Fee 4. This staggered approach supports both near-term returns and long-term program value.

  • Shallow conventional gas well in a mature South Texas producing corridor.
  • Targets the Hinnant system with access to proven gas-bearing intervals.
  • Leverages existing pad, roads, and midstream connections where feasible.
  • Designed to complement the deeper, long-life Mobil Fee 4 well.

Detailed well files, logs, and historical production records are provided to qualified investors and technical teams in the Document Library / Data Room.

Mobil Fee 6 Snapshot
  • Well Type Shallow conventional gas well
  • Reactivation Budget $2,612,453
  • Lease Position 643-acre South Texas lease
  • Program Context Early cash flow and operational learnings
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All budgets and expectations are subject to operational execution, commodity prices, and the risk factors outlined in the offering documents.

Reactivation and Development Scope

The Mobil Fee 6 work program includes a defined set of reactivation, workover, and facilities tasks. The objective is to restore production efficiently while maintaining HSE and regulatory standards consistent with the broader Safari operating model.

  • Engineering review of historical performance and remaining reserves.
  • Wellbore diagnostics, mechanical integrity checks, and required repairs.
  • Recompletion or re-perforation of targeted gas intervals, as applicable.
  • Optimization of surface equipment and tie-ins to existing facilities.

The exact sequence and technical scope are driven by well diagnostics, regulatory requirements, and field conditions at the time of execution.

The detailed reactivation plan is included in the technical and operational exhibits in the investment memorandum and Data Room.

Execution Considerations
  • Use experienced South Texas workover and service contractors.
  • Align work sequence with facilities and midstream availability.
  • Incorporate HSE and regulatory requirements into every job step.
  • Monitor performance and adjust as new data becomes available.
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All work scopes are subject to final engineering, regulatory approvals, and service market conditions at the time of execution.

Production and Economic Contribution

Mobil Fee 6 contributes to the overall production profile by delivering incremental volumes earlier in the program life. The shallow-depth and conventional nature of the target zones support a shorter cycle time relative to deeper new drills.

  • Supports earlier gas sales and cash flow.
  • Provides operational data to refine forecasts and decline assumptions.
  • Works in concert with Mobil Fee 4 to shape the seven-year profile.
  • Aligned with the overall program economics at a base price of $2.58/Mcf.

While Mobil Fee 6 is not the sole driver of total volumes, its contribution to program cash flow timing and risk management is material in the context of a two-well reactivation strategy.

For quantitative contribution and sensitivities, investors should review the Economics Overview and Model & Sensitivities pages, as well as the detailed model in the Data Room.

Economic Linkages
  1. Capitalize and reactivate Mobil Fee 6 under a defined budget.
  2. Bring the well online and integrate into facilities and midstream.
  3. Monitor rates, pressures, and operating costs versus plan.
  4. Feed performance data into the broader economic model.
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All projections are subject to the technical, commercial, and regulatory uncertainties typical of oil and gas operations.

Technical Data and Due Diligence

Mobil Fee 6 has a supporting technical dataset that includes logs, historical production, and engineering analyses. These materials are organized for efficient review by reservoir engineers, production engineers, and geoscientists.

  • Log suites and historical well reports.
  • Production history and test data, where available.
  • Workover and recompletion concepts with supporting rationale.
  • Integration of learnings into field development and operations.

The objective is to provide sufficient data and context for sophisticated investors and technical teams to independently evaluate remaining reserves and execution risks.

Access to technical data requires an NDA and is provisioned via the Document Library / Data Room.

For Technical Reviewers
  • Confirm remaining reserves and deliverability assumptions.
  • Evaluate mechanical condition and reactivation scope.
  • Assess alignment with regional analogs and type wells.
  • Review HSE and environmental controls around operations.
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The Mobil Fee 6 documentation is one part of a broader package that includes Mobil Fee 4, geology, facilities, and economic analyses.

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Having reviewed Mobil Fee 6, investors and technical teams should evaluate Mobil Fee 4, the deeper Wilcox gas well that anchors the long-life portion of the program’s production profile.

  • Compare shallow versus deep well risk and reward profiles.
  • Understand how Mobil Fee 4 volumes extend program life.
  • Assess combined contribution of both wells to the seven-year plan.

Reviewing both wells in context is important to understanding the full program risk, return, and cash flow timing.

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