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Gold/Mining/Energy : Swift Energy (SFY)

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To: PuddleGlum who wrote (1536)	8/12/2001 3:13:13 PM
From: TRUE_TRUTH	Read Replies (1) of 1602

Trying to figure out what added production is going to be over the next year, here's what I see. Rimu A-1 1,500 bopd A-2 Either zero or maybe 50-100 bopd A-3 At least 750 bopd -maybe more, need to see post frac. A-4 750 bopd (to be drilled 4th quarter 2001) Rimu B-1 250 bopd B-2 250 bopd B-3 750 bopd (to be drilled 4th quarter 2001) Kauri A-1 1500-3000 bopd - in the Kauri Sand A-2 1000 bopd (to be completed by October in the Manutahi sand) A-3 1000 bopd (drilled by 1st quarter 2002 in Manuhati sand) Kauri B-1 ( If finds Cretaceous - 1000-4000 bopd) In short I do not think that there will be any problem ramping Rimu/Kauri to 7-8000 bopd (not counting gas) by 1 year out. I of course assume they can add to the facilities quickly as they see the need. ===================================================== Domestic I think domestic production will rise from about 140 mmcfd to somewhere close to 160-170 mmcfd equivalents over the next year. It could be more if Grand Lake is a big success. Total Swift production could be in the low 200's of mmcfe per day 1 year out. That's what I think. Truth

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