Canadian Condor Energies recorded record production at its projects in Uzbekistan, exceeding 14 thousand barrels of oil equivalent per day in April 2026. The increase in indicators is associated with the launch of the new Kumli-46 horizontal well, which yielded a high flow rate and became a key factor in increasing production volumes.

According to the company, the well showed peak gas production of 18.3 million standard cubic feet per day, but the operating mode was partially limited to stabilize the system. Overall, May figures reached 14,042 barrels of oil equivalent per day, including gas and condensate, confirming steady growth compared to previous quarters.

Condor Energies is already expanding its drilling program: new wells have begun to be drilled, up to 12 new facilities are planned during the year, and a second drilling rig will be brought in. In parallel, the company is preparing a booster compression system, which can further increase production by more than 20 million cubic feet of gas per day, strengthening the energy potential of the project in Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.