Indonesia Energy Corporation Limited is an oil and gas exploration and production company operating within Indonesia. Its assets include a stake in the Kruh Block, a currently producing field situated northwest of Pendopo, Pali, South Sumatra. This block spans 258 square kilometers and contains 1.52 million barrels of proven net crude oil reserves. Additionally, the company holds an interest in the Citarum Block, a 3,924.67-square-kilometer exploration area located onshore in West Java. Established in 2018 with its headquarters in Jakarta, Indonesia, the company operates as a subsidiary of Maderic Holding Limited.
Indonesia Energy Celebrates Oil Production from K-29 Well and Rig-Up at New WK-5 Well Location
Indonesia Energy announced oil production from its K-29 well on the 63,000-acre Kruh Block in Sumatra, with output sold to state-owned Pertamina.
The same rig is being assembled at the WK-5 location, with spudding anticipated by end of October; WK-5 will be drilled to ~5,200 feet to test additional formations, including potential natural gas, identified via 3-D seismic.
The company is also planning a hydraulic fracturing operation on K-29 to maximize production, which currently runs roughly 60% oil with a 40% water cut.