Reach Energy’s Kazakhstan well completed as budgeted


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PETALING JAYA: Reach Energy Bhd’s Yessen-3 (Y-3) exploration well in its Emir Oil Concession Block in Kazakhstan has been safely and successfully completed as budgeted.

The positive results of the well underline the company’s confidence in obtaining a Commercial Production Licence for the Yessen Field as early as 2019.

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