Oil and gas explorer Rex International has reported that its production from fields in Norway, Oman and Germany amounted to a total of 12,010.5 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd) for January 2026.
For Norway’s Brage and YME fields, a net total of 11,104 boepd was attributed to Lime Petroleum, an indirect subsidiary of Rex. Lime Petroleum holds a 33.8434% in Brage field and a 25% stake in YME field.
The company also updated that there were scheduled and unscheduled shut-ins at both fields that were “in the ordinary course of operations” during the month and added that the Talisker A-15D production well at Brage was completed and commenced production during the first week of the month.
For Yumna field in Block 50 Oman, Rex’s indirect subsidiary Masirah Oil announced that gross production amounted to 854 stock tank barrels per day over the 31 days of production. Masirah has a 100% stake in this project.
Last, but not least, a total of 52.5 barrels of oil per day produced from Germany’s Schwarzbach and Lauben fields is attributed to Lime Resources Germany, another indirect subsidiary of REX. Lime Resources holds a 100% stake in Schwarzbach and 50% interest in Lauben.
The counter closed at 14.4 cents per share on Feb 13, down 0.1 cents or 0.7%.
