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191,868,805,358
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The Philodrill CorporationOV
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Subject of the Disclosure
EXPIRATION OF SERVICE CONTRACT 14C2 (WEST LINAPACAN BLOCK)
Background/Description of the Disclosure
The Philodrill Corporation is the operator of Service Contract No. 14C2, West Linapacan Block. The original Service Contract No. 14 was awarded on December 17, 1975. The contract area comprises four (4) sub-blocks with distinct ownership interests, including SC 14C2 – West Linapacan, as specified in the First Amendment to the Service Contract, effective January 1, 1979. In 2010, the Department of Energy approved the final fifteen (15)-year extension of the Service Contract, extending its term until 17 December 2025.
Service Contract 14C2 is a mature exploration block with a proven petroleum system and significant remaining recoverable oil. The area contains two known oil-bearing structures, West Linapacan A and West Linapacan B, which consist of structural traps formed by fault-related folding. The main reservoir is the fractured Linapacan Limestone, stratigraphic equivalent of the Nido Limestone.
West Linapacan A was discovered in the early 1990s and was brought to production in 1992 with three production wells. Peak production reached 18,700 barrels of oil per day for four months, but increasing water production over time affected well performance. Four sidetrack wells were drilled from two of the initial wells after early water breakthrough, but had limited success in maintaining production. The field continued to produce until January 1996, when the field was shut-in due to an uneconomic oil rate compounded by low oil prices. Total cumulative production from the field was 8.5 MMstb.
West Linapacan B remains undeveloped. Situated along the same structural trend as West Linapacan A, it was discovered in 1993 with the drilling of West Linapacan B1-X. During drill stem testing, the well successfully flowed oil and gas, proving the reservoir’s productivity. Available technical data suggests that potential hydrocarbon accumulations may extend beyond the currently defined structural boundaries.
Other Relevant Information
On November 17, 2025, the Joint Venture submitted a formal application for a Development and Production Petroleum Service Contract (DP PSC) to the DOE. The Key Objectives of the New DP PSC are:
• Expanded Footprint. The new contract seeks to expand the current 17,724-hectare area to approximately 82,000 hectares by incorporating adjacent open acreage to the east.
• Operational Continuity: Under this new framework, Philodrill aims to utilize modern technology to revitalize West Linapacan A and finally bring West Linapacan B into production.