SDX Sells 50% of North West Gemsa License for $3 MM - EGYPT OIL & GAS / SDX ENERGY

Tuesday, 14th July 2020

SDX Energy has announced that it sold 50% working interest in the North West Gemsa license which is located in the Eastern Desert, to Gulf Energy, a private Egyptian oil and gas company, for an amount of $3 million, according to a press release.

It stated that the purchaser company will use $1.4 million to discharge the company’s remaining liabilities on the license.

The company elaborated that this action is part of SDX’s ongoing focus and commitment to capital discipline and careful management of the Group’s portfolio whilst also providing additional cash to further strengthen its balance sheet.

CEO of SDX, Mark Reid, commented “We are pleased to complete the sale of our interest in the North West Gemsa license. Whilst we have presented our interest in the license as non-core for some time, owing to its reducing production and marginal netbacks, it is a welcome outcome to be exiting the license with a useful cash consideration and also avoiding the upcoming associated budgeted capex of approximately $2.0 million for the year.”

SDX Energy’s Sobhi well set to produce 10-12 mcf / d of natural gas - ENTERPRISE

Thursday, 30 April 2020

SDX Energy is expected to produce 10-12 mcf / d of natural gas from its Sobhi well, the company said in a statement (see below). 

The discovery has grown the South Disouq concession’s production capabilities by 50%, putting SDX on track to extract up to 50 mcf / d by 2023. Earlier this month SDX discovered 24 bcf of natural gas at the Sobhi well, marking a “low-cost, highly-cash generative" expansion to the field.

The full statement follows:

SDX ENERGY PLC ("SDX" or the "Company")

SDX Energy begins gas production at Egyptian site - CITY A.M

Tuesday 12 November 2019 12:47 pm

UK oil and gas exploratory firm SDX Energy announced this morning that production had started at the company’s South Disouq concession in Egypt.

Each of the site’s four discovery wells have been tested and gas has been flowing since the 7 November.

All gas production at the site, in which SDX owns a 55 per cent stake, will be sold to Egypt’s national gas company Egas.

The company said that initial flow rates were in line with expectations and that SDX will gradually ramp up production with a view to achieving its targeted production rate of 50m standard feet per day in the first quarter of 2020.