Union Jack Oil plc – Flow testing begins at West Newton A-2

Union Jack Oil

Union Jack Oil plc (LON: UJO), a UK focused on-shore hydrocarbon production, development and exploration company, noted today that Rathlin Energy (UK) Limited, the operator of PEDL 183, communicated the following to local residents as part of its participation in the West Newton Community Liaison group yesterday afternoon.

Union Jack Oil holds a 16.665% interest in this licence containing the West Newton A-1 discovery well and the recent successful West Newton A-2 conventional appraisal well.

“The flow testing of the WNA-2 well commenced earlier today.

“The well test programme is scheduled to continue for the next 4-8 weeks.

“The necessary regulatory permissions and consents are in place for this test.

“Additional information regarding the test programme will be made available once the relevant data has been collected and analysed.”

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