About VMM-37
The VMM-37 block (43,158 gross acres) provides Sintana with a strategic position in the Middle Magdalena play with exposure to significant unconventional resource potential. The Middle Magdalena is the oldest producing basin in Colombia, dating back to the 1918 discovery of the giant La Cira-Infantas field complex (900 million barrels). Historically, only the Tertiary section (conventional reservoirs) has been systematically explored. Approximately two billion barrels of oil have been produced in the basin over the last century.
In late 2015, the Company announced that the Manati Blanco-1 exploration well located on VMM-37 was successfully drilled and cased through multiple unconventional tight crude oil formations to a measured depth of 14,345 feet. The well confirmed approximately 2,600 feet of gross pay in the La Luna formations which is similar to the Eagle Ford Shale found in Texas.
Highlights
- Colombia also has proven hydrocarbon systems with established production and infrastructure in multiple basins.
- Interests can be acquired with attractive economics and participation terms via the government bid process or thru private transactions.
- Colombia provides exceptional opportunities to explore and develop major oil and gas fields that have the potential for world-class discoveries.
Kale Well - Virtual 360 Tour of Potential Future Well Site
In 2021, the National Hydrocarbons Agency (ANH) awarded a Special Research Project Contract called “Platero PPII ” to ExxonMobil which will evaluate the potential for horizontal drilling and hydraulic stimulations at VMM-37.
Platero Well - Virtual 360 Tour of Potential Future Well Site
Platero Special Project Website with Virtual 360 Tour