Jura Posts Test Results for Reti-2 Well in Pakistan's Central Indus Basin
Canada-based Jura Energy Corporation provided Wednesday the post stimulation testing results of the Reti-2 development well in the Guddu Block in Central Indus Basin, Pakistan.
"During a short duration test on 48/64 inch choke, the well flowed gas at the rate of approximately 6.22 million cubic feet per day (MMcf/d) or net to Jura 0.66 MMcf/d at a wellhead flowing pressure of 400 pounds per square inch (psi)," the company said in a press release.
Jura holds a 10.66 percent working interest in the Reti lease, which is operated by Oil and Gas Development Company Limited, which has a 57.76 percent interest. Other partners are Government Holdings (private) Ltd. and IPR Transoil Corp., with stakes of 22.5 percent and 9.08 percent, respectively.
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