DRILLING

Cummin lacking in spice

Innamincka Petroleum’s Cummin-1 well looks to have failed to reach the benchmarks set by its two previous wells, with no fluid flowing to surface from a drill stem test across the Wimma sandstone horizon.

“DST 1 was conducted across the interval 1801-1811 m, and resulted in no fluid to surface with a recovery in the pipe of 31 bbls of water and mud. The sample chamber contained a mixture of oil and water,” said the company in a statement this morning.

The well was drilling deeper to evaluate the lower Triassic sections.

INP dropped back from highs of $1.48 to be trading at around $1.00 at press time. It has had two successive commercial discoveries, Flax and Yarrow, which have pushed INP’s price to the current levels from its 20 cent listing in November.

INP (35%) is partnered by Vernon E. Faulconer (65%)

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