Conrad Asia Energy Ltd, an Asia-focused natural gas exploration and development company, released its Quarterly Activities Report for the period ending 31 December 2025. Key highlights include a farm-in agreement with PT Nations Natuna Barat for the development of the Mako gas field, where Nations will acquire a 75% non-operated Participating Interest in the Duyung PSC and provide financing for 100% of project development costs. This agreement will allow Conrad's subsidiary, WNEL, to retain a 25% interest, expected to be fully carried through commercial production. The total capital expenditure to bring the field to first gas is estimated at US$320 million, with first gas anticipated in Q4 2027. The report also notes a binding term sheet with Empyrean Energy PLC for settlement of cash call arrears and mentions WNEL’s acquisition of Coro Energy's 15% interest in the Duyung PSC, pending final approval. Financially, Conrad ended the quarter with US$1.36 million in cash, having drawn US$7.2 million for long lead equipment. The company anticipates further cash inflows from tranche payments by Nations and expects to continue operations with additional funding options available.
Key Points
Conrad Asia Energy Ltd's Q4 2025 Quarterly Activities Report released.
Agreement with PT Nations Natuna Barat for Mako gas field development.
Nations to acquire 75% Participating Interest in Duyung PSC.
WNEL retains 25% interest, fully carried through production.
Estimated capital expenditure for first gas: US$320 million.
First gas from Mako expected in Q4 2027.
Binding term sheet signed with Empyrean Energy PLC.
WNEL's acquisition of Coro Energy's 15% interest pending approval.
Conrad closed quarter with US$1.36 million in cash.
US$7.2 million drawn for long lead equipment under CLA.
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