Gulf of Suez oil discovery to add 3,000bbl/d to Egypt’s production

Core Insights - Egypt's Ministry of Petroleum and Mineral Resources announced a new oil discovery in the Gulf of Suez, with an initial output estimated at 3,000 barrels per day [1][4] - The discovery is part of a series of recent achievements in Egypt's oil and gas exploration activities, utilizing advanced ocean bottom seismic technology [2][3] - The new well, named Crystal Northeast Ramadan, was drilled using the existing Al-Fanar platform, which helped reduce costs and optimize the use of current infrastructure [3][4] Production and Discoveries - The new oil discovery aligns with Egypt's efforts to stabilize and increase oil production, contributing to the overall production figures [3][4] - Recent discoveries also include a natural gas find by Khalda Petroleum Company, expected to yield approximately 36 million cubic feet per day [3] - The Minister of Petroleum reported a total of 75 oil and gas discoveries and 383 new wells brought online, with current natural gas production at around 4.2 billion cubic feet per day [4] Future Plans - There are plans for further increases in natural gas production, alongside new agreements signed by EGPC with international companies for exploration in various regions [4]