Bass Oil Limited (ASX:BAS) Announces June Operations Update
Financial Performance
Bass Oil Limited reported a 2% increase in total sales revenue for June, reaching A$566,924 (USD$371,335). The group’s daily oil production averaged 241 barrels per day, with total monthly production amounting to 7,220 barrels, up 4% from May.
Cooper Basin Operations
Production from the Worrior and Padulla oilfields in the Cooper Basin was 2,996 barrels for June, averaging 100 barrels per day, a 4% rise on May. Sales totaled 2,418 barrels at an average price of A$110.15 per barrel, a 10% increase.
Indonesian Operations
In Indonesia, Bass’s Tangai-Sukananti Oil fields produced an average of 141 barrels daily, totalling 4,224 barrels net to Bass. Of these, 4,129 barrels were sold at an average price of US$67.79 per barrel, up 11%.
Strategic Developments
Bass is progressing in obtaining regulatory approvals to acquire 100% interest in the Vanessa gas field, including a production well, processing facility, and pipeline. Additionally, the company completed a Non-Renounceable Rights Issue, raising $925,000 with a 30% take-up from existing shareholders.
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