Lime Petroleum Holding AS (the “Company”) is pleased to confirm that the first settlement of the NOK 500 million New Money Liquidity Bonds issued by its subsidiary Lime Petroleum AS (“LPA”) was concluded on Friday, 24 April 2026. On the same day, all overdue cash calls related to Bestla and Yme were paid, and the Company and LPA are no longer in default under the respective licence agreements. --- END ---

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“LPH”) announces that its subsidiary, Lime Petroleum AS (“LPA”), has entered into agreements for a new super senior bond issue (the “New Bond Issue”), subject to satisfaction of customary conditions precedent. In connection with this announcement a company update is included. The New Bond Issue is intended to enable LPA to satisfy overdue cash call obligations relating to its licenses on the Norwegian Continental Shelf (“NCS”) and to provide additio

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) wishes to share that production in February 2026 from Norway and Germany totalled 9,341.6 boepd. Reference is made to the press release dated 9 April 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 March 2026, production at the Brage Field, net to LPA, was 9,304 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd). Brage Field: LPA holds a 33.

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) wishes to share that production in February 2026 from Norway and Germany totalled 9,554.1 boepd. Reference is made to the press release dated 12 March 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 February 2026, production at the Brage Field, net to LPA, was 9,510 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd). Brage Field: LPA holds a

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) is pleased to announce that the hook-up of the Mobile Offshore Production Unit (MOPU) and the Floating Storage and Offloading unit (FSO) on the Sèmè Field in Benin has been completed. Over the previous week, the FSO Kristina was anchored in place. This week, a flow-line has been laid from the Stella Energy 1 MOPU to the FSO. Commissioning of the production system is well underway, with oil now flowing into the FSO. Over the next severa

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) today announced the successful achievement of first oil from the AK-2H well, located in the Sèmè Field Block 1 in Benin. Production from the well is expected to commence within the next two weeks. While this operational milestone marks an important step forward for LPH, the drilling operations encountered significant technical complications, resulting in a material increase in drilling costs and a production delay of more than three month

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ”) wishes to share that production in January 2026 from Norway and Germany totalled 11,156.5 boepd. Reference is made to the press release dated 16 February 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 January 2026, production at the Brage and Yme Fields combined, net to LPA, was 11,104 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boepd). Brag

Lime Petroleum Holding AS (“ LPH ” or the “ Company ”), and together with its subsidiaries, the “ Group ”), is pleased to announce that its wholly-owned indirect subsidiary Akrake Petroleum Benin S.A. (“ Akrake Petroleum ”) has completed the drilling of the AK-2H production well in the Sèmè Field in Benin. A total of 1,405 metres was drilled horizontally through the reservoir section, with a total of approximately 950 metres of oil-saturated reservoir sandstone of the Abeok