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Burren Energy - Enters FTSE-250

July 2004

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  • BUR
After leaping 17p the day after a positive AGM statement, shares in Burren Energy have broken out into new highs.  In the first four months of the year Burren's average net entitlement production increased from 8,140 to 10,515 bopd and its current production is now just over 14,000 bopd.   In Turkmenistan, current netproduction has now reached 9,200 bopd, well ahead of the 6,769 averaged in 2003 and prospects look good with two new development wells on the North flank of the Burun field confirming significant columns of oil and gas.  The picture is equally positive in Congo, with current net production up to 4,800 bopd (versus 1,371 bopdlast year) and with two step-out appraisal wells being drilled ther ...

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