Safari Production Company, Inc. is focused on reactivating two proven natural gas wells on a 643-acre lease in South Texas, with engineering-confirmed access to multiple gas-bearing reservoirs and modeled long-life production.
Mobil Fee 6 and Mobil Fee 4 anchor the seven-year production profile, drawing on 58.7 Bcf of recoverable gas across seven reservoirs and generating modeled revenue of $45,791,698 at $2.58/Mcf.
The current program is centered on two existing wells—Mobil Fee 6 and Mobil Fee 4—which sit on a 643-acre lease with access to seven gas reservoirs totaling 58.7 Bcf of recoverable natural gas, based on independent engineering assessments.
For planning purposes, the base-case development scenario focuses on two of the seven reservoirs (25,964,111 Mcf in place), with a modeled extraction of approximately 17,748,720 Mcf, or 68% of those targeted reserves. These volumes anchor the seven-year production and cash flow profile.
Detailed reservoir characterizations, log suites, and historical production data are provided in the investment memorandum and technical exhibits within the Document Library / Data Room.
All volumes and economics are subject to reservoir performance, commodity pricing, and the risk factors described in the offering materials.
Shallow conventional gas well with access to the Hinnant system and existing midstream connections.
Historical production data, workover scope, and diagnostics are available in the Data Room for qualified counterparties.
Deep Wilcox gas well with access to multiple gas-bearing intervals and engineered for long-life, low-decline production.
Log suites, reservoir summaries, and engineering analyses are provided for technical teams under NDA.
The wells access a set of gas-bearing reservoirs that have been evaluated through historical well data, log suites, and engineering studies. The base-case development focuses on select intervals, with clear potential for additional zones to be accessed over time as performance and pricing warrant.
Technical teams should review the Geology & Reservoirs page and the underlying technical exhibits in the Data Room for detailed structure, rock, and fluid descriptions.
The Geology & Reservoirs content is designed to support technical, not retail, evaluation of the project.
Both wells are integrated into an operations and facilities plan that leverages existing infrastructure where practical and adds incremental capacity where required. This supports efficient handling, processing, and sales of produced gas.
Additional detail on facilities and midstream solutions is set out on the Operations & Facilities and Midstream & Infrastructure pages.
Execution plans are designed to support the base-case economics while preserving operational flexibility.
The Wells Overview provides a high-level view of the core producing assets. Investors and technical teams should review the detailed well pages, geological materials, and economic models as part of their diligence process.
The combination of technical exhibits and economic models is intended to support institutional-grade evaluation of the program.
This page is an overview only and does not replace a full review of the technical, commercial, and legal documentation prior to any commitment.