Condor Energies, a Canadian based, internationally focused energy transition company with active Central Asian operations has provided an operational update on its Uzbekistan project.
Condor has reached a corporate milestone by exceeding 14,000 boe/d of daily production following the commencement of production from the recently drilled Kumli-46 horizontal well (“K-46”) including total average daily production of 13,938 boe/d for the past seventy-two hours and 14,013 boe/d for the past 24 hours. The well initially flowed at a peak rate of 18.3 MMscf/d (or 3,050 boe/d) but has been restricted to manage the high gas stream velocities. No production decline has been observed in K-45 or K-46 to date, nor is any expected in the near term given the high flowing tubing pressure of over 1,400 psi recorded in K-46 over the past seventy-two hours.
The follow-up Kumli-47 horizontal well (“K-47”) has already drilled to its surface casing point at 509 meters and casing is being run and cemented. K-47 targets the same sucrosic dolomite formation drilled in K-46, providing a high porosity reservoir that yields exceptional gas rate deliverability and is scheduled to reach total depth by mid-May 2026. Concurrently, ongoing workover operations continue to mitigate an annual 20% natural reservoir decline rate observed from the legacy wells.
Don Streu, Condor’s President and CEO commented: 'With the added success of K-46, average daily production has now increased 32% over the past seventy-two hours compared to the average daily production in the fourth quarter of 2025. K-46 reflects Condor’s repeated ability to implement Western technologies to identify hydrocarbons and convert them to cashflow with discipline and efficiency while maintaining a clear focus on safety and operational excellence. We are thrilled to be monetizing K-46 production so soon after completing the well and anticipate similar flow performance results from K-47. Our near-term horizontal well program has the potential to materially increase our 2026 gas production and reserves volumes, while helping to enhance Uzbekistan’s energy security.'
Source: Condor Energies
