The share price of Leed Petroleum soared over 17 percent in the first few minutes of trading in London on a report well A-7 in the Gulf of Mexico’s Eugene Island field flowed 4,012 barrels of oil equivalent per day.
Shareholders appeared cheered by sales from the new well expected to start “imminently”, with an A-8 well being prepared.
Production looks set to come from strata of rock higher up in the well-bore than the full depth of the completed well. The shallower 55-foot sandstone layer flowed a constrained 10.6 million cubic feet of gas per day and 2,245 barrels per day of oil.
Eugene Island blocks lie some 100 kilometres offshore Louisiana in 80 feet of water.
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