Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ” or the “ Company ”), and together with its subsidiaries, the “ Group ”), wishes to announce that LPH’s wholly-owned indirect subsidiary Akrake Petroleum Benin S.A. (“ Akrake Petroleum ”) is finishing drilling operations on the AK-2H production well in the Sèmè Field in Block 1, Benin. The well is expected to be ready for production during the first week of February 2026.   The well is designed to drain the western section of the Sèmè Field f

Lime Petroleum Holding AS is pleased to provide an update on the portfolio of its subsidiary Lime Petroleum AS (“ Lime ”) in Norway.   Awarded new licence Lime and its partners in the Yme Field have been offered participating interests in a North Sea licence, PL1279, in the 2025 Awards in Predefined Areas (“ APA 2025 ”) round in Norway. The licence contains the Vette discovery, which the licence partnership is looking to develop with the Yme Inspirer . The interests in the li

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) wishes to share that production in December 2025 from Norway and Germany totalled 6,927 boepd.   Reference is made to the press release dated 9 January 2026 by LPH’s subsidiary, Lime Petroleum AS, which announced the following:   “Lime Petroleum AS (“ LPA ”) wishes to announce that for the full month of December 2025, production at the Brage and Yme Fields combined, net to LPA, was 6,873 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd).   Brage Fi

Production well drilled down to reservoir; production expected to start in end-January MOPU and FSO upgraded and in position, ready for production The forward plan is to have a new drilling rig later in 2026 to finalise drilling operations     Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ” or the “ Company ”), and together with its subsidiaries, the “ Group ”), wishes to announce that LPH’s wholly-owned indirect subsidiary Akrake Petroleum Benin S.A. (“ Akrake Petroleum ”) is expected to

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) refers to its press release dated 5 August 2025 and announcement dated 19 November 2025, and wishes to provide an update on the ongoing drilling campaign in the Sèmè Field in Benin.   The drilling campaign has encountered further significant technical issues. As such, production will not take place in 2025. Nonetheless, drilling operations are continuing at the moment to attempt to resolve these issues.   Further updates will be announced i

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) wishes to share that production in November 2025 from Norway and Germany totalled 9,462 boepd.   Reference is made to the press release dated 10 December 2025 by LPH’s subsidiary, Lime Petroleum AS, which announced the following:   “Lime Petroleum AS (“ LPA ”) wishes to announce that for the full month of November 2025, production at the Brage and Yme Fields combined, net to LPA, was 9,408 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd).   Brage

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) refers to its press release dated 5 August 2025, “ Akrake Petroleum spuds first well in Sèmè Field, Benin ” and wishes to provide an update on the ongoing three-well drilling campaign in the Sèmè Field, Benin.   The Floating Storage & Offloading (FSO) unit has arrived in Benin and is at the anchorage. The mooring system is currently being installed and will be hooked up with a flowline to the Mobile Offshore Production Unit (MOPU). The MOPU