Latest Oil Production News

Santos Limited’s 2025 Annual Report reveals a robust operational and financial performance, highlighted by a 42% reduction in Scope 1 and 2 emissions and progress on major LNG projects Barossa and Pikka phase 1.

ADX Energy reported a 24% drop in production due to mechanical issues but is advancing well workovers and new drilling, supported by a $3.5 million capital raise and plans for a dual listing in Oslo.

Stonehorse Energy Limited reported steady operational performance in Q4 2025, driven by strong production from a new Drumheller well in Alberta and maintaining a solid cash position of A$4.86 million.

Otto Energy reported stable oil and gas production for the December quarter, supported by a strong cash position and strategic board changes. Despite a dip in oil prices, the company’s focus on cash flow and cost management positions it well for the year ahead.

Bounty Oil & Gas has announced a significant board renewal, including the appointment of Kane Marshall as Chairman and the retirement of long-serving CEO Philip Kelso. These leadership changes mark a new chapter as the company pursues growth in its Australian oil and gas assets.

Jupiter Energy reported steady oil production and US$1.6 million in domestic sales for Q4 2025, while completing integration of its West Zhetybai oilfield into a regional gas utilisation network.

AXP Energy reports promising early production from its Charlie #1 well in Oklahoma and plans to increase output by installing a larger pumpjack.

Bass Oil reported steady December production with a notable gas sales agreement for the Vanessa field, signaling a strategic shift towards gas commercialization.

Bass Oil reported a 2% rise in November oil production alongside a new gas sales agreement with Origin Energy, setting the stage for first gas sales in 2026. Indonesian operations also advanced with production enhancements and upcoming drilling plans.

Finder Energy has agreed to acquire the versatile FPSO Petrojarl I for US$15 million, aiming to fast-track the KTJ Project with a targeted final investment decision by mid-2026 and first oil by the end of 2027. The company is raising A$25 million through a two-tranche placement to fund this acquisition and project development.

Wide Open Agriculture has received a $586,624 tax rebate for its overseas research activities in Germany, supporting the commercialisation of its proprietary lupin protein products.

88 Energy Limited has expanded its North Slope footprint with 14 new leases near the Prudhoe Bay oilfield, targeting high-quality Ivishak reservoirs and underexplored areas east of the Trans Alaska Pipeline. The company plans seismic reprocessing and a multi-zone exploration well in 2026.