Trio Petroleum Acquires Saskatchewan Oil Assets and Water Disposal Facility

Reuters01-05
Trio Petroleum Acquires Saskatchewan Oil Assets and Water Disposal Facility

Trio Petroleum Corp., through its wholly owned Canadian subsidiary Trio Petroleum Canada, has acquired heavy oil assets in west-central Saskatchewan from NovaCor Exploration Ltd. The assets include four wells—three of which are currently producing a total of approximately 28 barrels of oil per day, with a fourth well expected to produce about 20 barrels per day once back online. The acquisition also includes a water disposal facility designed to generate third-party revenue, with management estimating the facility could bring in up to $100,000 monthly from water disposal and skim oil recovery. The company highlighted the potential for further development through horizontal and multilateral drilling opportunities in the acquired area.

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