A Focused Reactivation Program in Proven South Texas Gas

The Safari opportunity is built around a simple premise: focus investor capital on proven, shut-in conventional gas wells where the reserves are known, the infrastructure is largely in place, and the path to first gas is measured in months, not years.

Rather than fund high-cost, high-uncertainty exploration, investors participate in a tightly defined reactivation project targeting two existing wells—Mobil Fee 6 and Mobil Fee 4—with access to seven gas-bearing reservoirs and 58.7 Bcf of recoverable gas, as confirmed by engineering analysis.

• Location: 643-acre South Texas lease in a known gas-producing fairway.
• Assets: Two existing wellbores with historical production and log data.
• Reserves: Seven gas-bearing reservoirs with up to 58 Bcf of total recoverable gas.
• Structure: Up to 70% Working Interest offered to qualified investors alongside the operator.

Risk, Governance, and Alignment

As with any upstream energy investment, there are material risks associated with commodity prices, mechanical performance, timing, and regulatory frameworks. The Safari program is designed to manage, but not eliminate, these risks through disciplined engineering, conservative underwriting, and operator–investor alignment.

• Operator alignment: Safari retains Working Interest and oversees daily operations, creating direct economic alignment with investors.
• Governance: Activity is conducted under a joint operating agreement with defined reporting and decision-making frameworks.
• Transparency: Investors receive structured production and financial reporting, including variance analysis against plan.
• Risk disclosure: Detailed risk factors are documented in the offering materials and on the Risk Factors page.

Prospective investors should review all risk disclosures and consult with their own legal, tax, and financial advisors prior to making any commitment.