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Friday, May 27, 2011

Santos Plans to spend over US$ 100 million for Sangu field in Bangladesh

Santos International is one of Australia’s leading gas producers, supplying Australian and Asian customers. The company is the largest producer of natural gas for the domestic Australian market, and has significant gas and oil operations across Australia and in Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, Vietnam, Bangladesh, India and the Kyrgyz Republic. The company has a strong base in Australia and Indonesia and pursuing focused growth in Asia, of which our activities in Bangladesh are a key part.


Santos in Bangladesh:
































Santos acquired 3D seismic in 2010 over the Sangu and Magnama structures. This seismic has revealed some prospects of interest. Santos is planning to spend over $100 million on a three-well program in Block 16 beginning in the fourth quarter of 2011.  All wells are targeting new pools of gas not intersected by the existing Sangu field development. One of the wells, Sangu-11, will be drilled from the Sangu platform and, if successful, will be able to provide some immediate relief to the Chittagong gas situation. The other two wells are targeting prospects approximately five kilometers from the Sangu platform. A further exploration well may also be drilled on the Magnama prospect should time permit in the upcoming drilling season.

In November 2010, Santos acquired all of the interests of Cairn in Sangu gas field and Block 16 exploration acreage. As a result of this transaction, Santos holds 75% interest (operator) in Block 16 (Sangu) and will have a 100% interest in Block 16 (Exploration). The deal is depicted below:
Santos exploration portfolio for 2011:





Thursday, April 21, 2011

Adverse weather conditions affected Santos Q1 2011 Operational results; Revised 2011 Production Guidance to 47-50 mmboe

Santos reports oil and natural gas production of 11 mmboe for first quarter 2011, down 11% than the corresponding period. This is due to adverse weather in Central and Western Australia. Due to this, Santos revised production guidance for the year 2011 from 48-52 mmboe to 47-50 mmboe.
Operational update during the Quarter:

Sales gas production of 2.4 PJ (412.65 kboe)was 50% lower than Q1 2010 due to Santos’ interest in GLNG reducing from 60% in Q1 2010 to 30% in Q1 2011 following the sale of interests in the project to Total and KOGAS.
Gas production from the John Brookes field of 10.3 PJ (1771 kboe) was 17% lower than Q1 2010 due to cyclone activity and lower customer nominations. Mutineer-Exeter production of 0.05 mmbbl was 67% lower than the previous quarter due to unplanned FPSO repairs in January and February 2011. Stag production of 0.35 mmbbl was 46% higher when compared to Q4 2010 due to the completion of two new development wells following a drilling campaign during Q4 2010.
Bayu-Undan / Darwin LNG

Gross Bayu-Undan gas production of 50.9 PJ (8,752 kboe) was 16% higher than Q1 2010.  Santos’ net entitlement production of 3.7 PJ (636 kboe)was marginally higher than Q1 2010.
Indonesia
Indonesia sales gas production of 10 PJ (1,719 kboe) was 3% higher than Q1 2010 due to temporary high gas demand from Maleo. Crude oil production of 0.11 mmbbl, down 8% lower over  Q4 2010 mainly due to Oyong oil field natural decline.

Key Exploration Activities:

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