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What We Do

Hunt Oil Company has conducted operations in partnership with many of the major oil and gas companies around the world and earned the respect of the industry as an experienced, capable and cost-effective operator.

Domestic Operations

Hunt has a long and rich history of operating in basins across North America, spanning the full spectrum of activities from wildcat exploration to full development and ultimately enhanced oil recovery. More recently, Hunt has been a major player in the unconventional arena, participating as an early entrant in several of the premier oil and gas shale plays in the United States.

North Dakota

95,000 net operated acres across the Williston Basin (100% HBP), inclusive of an active rig program.

Texas

Extensive history of partnering to successfully develop acreage position across Texas (Permian, Eagle Ford, Burnett Ranch, Fairway, and the East Texas Oil Field).

Additional Holdings

Significant portfolio of non-operated and royalty interests across the United States and the Gulf of America.

Hunt holds approximately

550,000

acres across the U.S.
Over

600

horizontal wells drilled.
Mineral holdings and operating history in

30

of 50 states in the U.S.

International Operations

Hunt is a proven leader in project development activities worldwide. Hunt and its partners are responsible for the discovery/development of some of the largest oil and gas fields in the world.

1
Peru – Camisea

Hunt owns a 25.2% non-operated interest in the Camisea Consortium, making it a key player in the development and exploitation of the largest natural gas project in the country and one of the most important on the continent.

2
Kurdistan – Ain Sifni

Hunt has been active in Kurdistan since 2007 and was one of the first U.S. companies to enter the region. Hunt declared commerciality on the Simrit structure in 2013 with first production in 2016.

3
Tunisia – Hezoua

Hunt has held exploration acreage in Tunisia since 2019. In 2023, Hunt converted the Hezoua permit into the next phase of the license and has an ongoing exploration program in country.

4
Morocco – Mogodor Offshore

Hunt has held the Mogador Offshore Exploration Permit since 2020. In 2025, Hunt converted to the next phase of the license and has an ongoing exploration program.

Hunt Oil Company has a strong reputation for international exploration, having conducted seismic survey and drilling operations in a variety of climactic conditions, both onshore and offshore.

LNG Activities

Hunt is one of the few independent energy companies with LNG projects as a major line of business. Hunt is strategically focused on LNG, due to it being a vital part of the global energy industry. With ownership in the PERU LNG and Yemen LNG projects, Hunt has significant expertise in a unique segment of the industry, including development, operations, and the commercialization of otherwise stranded gas deposits.

Peru LNG

The largest-ever private energy investment in PERU, located in Melchorita-Cañete, and the only LNG export plant in Latin America. Production started in 2010 and included construction of a 408 km, 34” inch gas pipeline (Guiness record for highest altitude). Gas supply comes from Camisea.

Shareholders:
Hunt Oil Company – 37.5% – Operator
MidOcean Energy – 37.5%
Shell – 20%
Marubeni – 10%

Yemen LNG

The largest-ever private industry investment in Yemen, located in Balhaf. Production started in 2009 and included the construction of a 320 km, 38-inch gas pipeline. Gas supply comes from Marib Block 18.

Shareholders:
TotalEnergies (39.6%) – Operator
Hunt Oil Company (17.2%)
Yemeni Government (21.7%)
SK (9.6%)
Kogas (6%)
Hyundai Yemen LNG (5.9%)*

*Hyundai Corporation (51%) Kogas (49%)