HOUSTON, Sept. 15, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- Hyperdynamics
Corporation (OTCQX: HDYN) ("Hyperdynamics" or the "Company"), today provided additional results from its analysis of well logs
from the Fatala-1 exploration well recently drilled offshore the Republic of Guinea in
Northwest Africa.
"Our immediate focus last week was a review of the Fatala-1 well log results from our targeted 75-meter-thick main channel,
which unfortunately did not yield any oil shows above oil based mud signature while drilling or from an analysis of the cuttings
taken from the well," said Ray Leonard, Hyperdynamics President and Chief Executive Officer.
"However, from our detailed study of the logs conducted over the last several days, we identified five meters of calculated
hydrocarbons in the upper Cenomanian channel located above our main target formation. This five-meter sand has an average
porosity of 17% and a hydrocarbon saturation of 61%. A minor background gas increase was also observed while drilling through
this interval. A review by eSeis, our independent geophysical and petrophysical consultant, concurred with our findings.
"These results are technical calculations, and the thickness, porosity and saturation characteristics from this zone does not
by itself make Fatala a commercially developable project, but we believe it could be an encouraging sign for the hydrocarbon
potential of the offshore Guinea shelf," he added.
"Over the next few days, we plan to hold further discussions with our 50% partner SAPETRO and with the Guinea government to determine any future options we may have for further activity in Guinea taking into account this additional information," Leonard said.
About Hyperdynamics
Hyperdynamics is an emerging independent oil and gas exploration company that is exploring for oil and gas offshore the
Republic of Guinea in Northwest Africa. To find out more, visit
our website at www.hyperdynamics.com.
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Contacts:
Ray Leonard
President and Chief Executive Officer
713-353-9445
Anne Pearson / Jack Lascar
Dennard-Lascar Associates
713-529-6600
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