Granby reports farm in to UKCS Block 211/22a NW

Granby Oil and Gas plc, the oil and gas exploration and production company with interests in the UK North Sea and onshore Europe, has executed a Farm-In Agreement to participate with a 10% interest in UK North Sea Licence P.201 Block 211/22a NW, which contains the Kerloch oil discovery.
The field was discovered in 1976 by well 211/22-1. The new appraisal well which commenced drilling on 21st November into an adjacent fault block is expected to take 30 days to drill.
Under the agreed terms, to earn a 10% participating interest from First Oil Expro Limited, Granby will fund 15% of the costs of drilling and testing the well up to a 100% gross expenditure capped at £14 million. For expenditure above the £14 million cap, Granby will contribute costs in accordance with its 10% participating interest.
The assignment of interests is subject to approval of the Secretary of State for the Department of Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (DBERR) to the assignment of Licence interests to Granby.
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