Kolibri Global Energy provides an operations update on its latest wells in its Tishomingo field in Oklahoma.

LOVINA WELLS

The Lovina 9-16-1H, Lovina 9-16-2H, Lovina 9-16-3H, and Lovina 9-16-4H wells (all 100% working interest) have been successfully fracture stimulated and have been flowing back the fracture stimulation fluid through a conservative controlled flowback, and are in various stages of frack fluid recovery. While the wells are still cleaning up, they have been continuing to increase their production rates as more fracture stimulation fluid is recovered. For the last four days, the 1H well has been averaging 571 Barrels of oil equivalent per day (“BOEPD”) with 473 Barrels of oil per day (“BOPD”), the 2H well has been averaging 643 BOEPD with 523 BOPD, the 3H well has been averaging 416 BOEPD, with 339 BOPD and the 4H has been averaging 322 BOEPD with 271 BOPD. The Lovina wells are producing much higher percentages of oil than many of our previously drilled wells. The higher oil percentage and the longer well lengths, with the controlled conservative flowback have led to a longer cleanup cycle compared to past Kolibri wells. Production tubing strings will be run in the wells starting next week, which previously led to significantly higher production rates in the offset well.

FORGUSON WELL

The Forguson 17-20-3H well has been successfully fracture stimulated and is anticipated to begin its flowback in the next few days. Kolibri is operator and has a 46% working interest in this well, which is testing the economics of our 3,000 acres located on the eastern side of our acreage.

BARNES 6-31-2H and 6-31-3H WELLS

A drilling rig is scheduled to move in on August 11, 2025, to begin drilling the Barnes 6-31-2H and Barnes 6-31-3H wells. These wells are planned to be 1.5-mile laterals, in which Kolibri has a 99.9% working interest. Once the drilling of both wells is complete, completion operations are planned to occur simultaneously with the two previously drilled Velin wells.

Wolf Regener, President and CEO, commented, 
“We are thrilled about the high oil percentage of the Lovina wells, which we believe generally leads to higher netbacks for the Company and will lead to slower decline rates. We are also looking forward to seeing what the ultimate productivity of these wells will be.

The east side acreage, where the Forguson well is located and Kolibri has approximately 3,000 net acres, is not included in the December 31, 2024, reserve report. The Caney target for the Forguson well has very similar characteristics and thickness to the main part of the field in Kolibri’s proved acreage, except that it is shallower. If the Forguson well proves to be economic, in addition to adding cash flow, it could lead to many additional development locations for the Company.

We are looking forward to the additional production and cash flow from all of these wells, which we expect will significantly increase the Company’s cash flow and add incremental value to our shareholders.”

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