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TAG Oil Provides Operations Update and Results for 2025 Financial Year End
TAG Oil Reports FY25 Loss Reduction and Secures Funding Amidst Egypt Exploration

Executive Summary
- TAG Oil provided operations update and financial results for the 2025 Financial Year End dated April 30, 2026.
- Average production for full year 2025 was approximately 84 barrels of oil per day (bopd) from BED4-T100 and BED 1-7 wells in Egypt.
- Oil sales increased to $1.39 million for FY 2025, up from $0.86 million in 2024.
- Net losses reduced to $4.8 million for FY 2025, compared to $6.3 million in 2024.
- Cash position as of December 31, 2025 was $2.5 million with working capital of approximately $1.9 million.
- A brokered financing of $11.5 million was completed in February 2026 to fund appraisal and development activities.
- The BED-1 petroleum services agreement evaluation period extended to October 13, 2028, allowing for two additional wells.
- Approximately US$3.2 million generated in 2025 from the sale of New Zealand and Australian royalty interests.
Material Impact
- The news confirms the successful completion of the $11.5 million financing announced in February 2026, removing immediate liquidity risk for 2026 operations.
- Reduction in net loss ($4.8M vs $6.3M) and increase in sales revenue indicate operational efficiency improvements but do not signal profitability.
- Production levels remain low (84 bopd), which is consistent with the pilot phase nature of the Abu Roash "F" unconventional play; this does not materially alter valuation expectations given prior volumetric estimates.
- The extension of the BED-1 agreement to 2028 provides long-term optionality but requires capital expenditure that has already been funded by the February offering.
- As the financing was announced and closed in February, the April financial update is largely a confirmation of previously disclosed terms rather than new market-moving information.
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Company Overview
- TAG Oil Ltd. is an exploration company focused on unconventional oil resources in Egypt's Western Desert.
- Flagship Project: The Badr Oil Field (BED-1) concession targeting the Abu Roash "F" (ARF) formation, characterized as a naturally fractured carbonate reservoir with high-quality light oil (~42° API).
- Secondary Concession: Southeast Ras Qattara (SERQ), covering 512,000 acres with an independent volumetric assessment estimating ~3.2 billion barrels of Oil-In-Place (OIIP) in the ARF formation.
- Technology: Utilizes horizontal drilling and hydraulic fracturing techniques similar to North American unconventional plays like Montney and Eagle Ford.
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