i3 Energy in talks with noteholders to waive condition for Liberator funding

i3 is an oil and gas development company initially focused on the North Sea. The Company’s core asset is the Greater Liberator Area, located in Blocks 13/23d and 13/23c, to which i3’s independent reserves auditor attributes 11 MMBO of 2P Reserves, 22 MMBO of 2C Contingent Resources and 47 MMBO of mid-case Prospective Resources.
The Greater Liberator Area consists of the Liberator oil field discovered by well 13/23d-8 and the Liberator West extension. The Greater Liberator Area, along with the Company’s Serenity Discovery located in the northern half of Block 13/23c and for which it carries a STOIIP of 197 MMbbls, are owned and operated on a 100% working interest basis.
The Company’s strategy is to acquire high quality, low risk producing and development assets, to broaden its portfolio and grow its reserves and production.
To remind, the majority noteholders agreed back in November to extend the date by which i3 Energy must enter into a reserves-based lending facility or find an alternative means of funding to achieve first oil from the Liberator field.
The deadline was extended from 6 December 2019 to 30 April 2020.
On Friday, 24 April, i3 Energy stated that it would not be in a position to enter into such a facility by the end of the deadline.
The company explained that it was in discussions with all noteholders to waive this condition and that an update regarding this topic could be expected before the deadline date.
The Liberator field, discovered in November 2013, is located in the North Sea, some 64 kilometres north-east of Aberdeen. The Greater Liberator Area consists of the Liberator oil field discovered by well 13/23d-8 and the Liberator West extension.
The field is adjacent to the Blake field and only 2 kilometres from Blake’s producing drill centre.
In recent company news, i3 Energy entered into a drilling contract with Dolphin Drilling to utilize either the Borgland Dolphin or Blackford Dolphin semi-submersible drilling rig for a minimum 82-day program.
The program is due to start no later than 1 September 2020, or as otherwise agreed between the parties.
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