AWE Limited reports that as at 06:00 Yemen time (-7 hrs AEST) on 8 September, the Jebel Al Milh-1 well was at the total depth (TD) of 4,227 m and was preparing to further evaluate the Lam clastic units within the Madbi Formation. Analysis of the log data across a number of intervals within the Lam suggest possible oil saturation. Elevated gas with oil shows were encountered while drilling this unit.
Jebel Al Milh-1 is located 16 km north-northeast of the Al Meashar-1 well, which recently discovered oil in the basement. The Lam Member of the Madbi Formation is a secondary target of the well.
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