Prospera Energy Announces Monthly Operations Update

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CALGARY, Alberta, April 21, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Prospera Energy Inc. (TSX.V: PEI, OTC: GXRFF) ("Prospera", “PEI” or the "Corporation")

Prospera Energy remains committed to providing stakeholders with transparent, timely, and data-driven updates on operational performance and field developments. This monthly report delivers key insights into the company’s production trends, optimization initiatives, and strategic advancements. All production figures represent the Company’s gross sales, reported in accordance with NI 51-101 and applicable industry standards.

From April 1st to 20th, production averaged 863 boe/d (93% oil), with a peak rate of 957 boe/d (94% oil) recorded on April 14th. This marks the fifth consecutive operations update reporting increased production. Notably, these production numbers do not include the recent acquisition of White Tundra Petroleum. Ongoing optimization of several wells from the Q1 workover and reactivation program continue to accelerate fluid level drawdown and improve efficiency. Additionally, the company is conducting a comprehensive well-by-well analysis and waterflood optimization review across all its fields. The company currently has an inventory of 150+ workover and reactivation wells across its heavy oil properties.

Western Canadian Select (WCS) differentials remain at record-low levels, recently trading at less than $10/bbl under US Benchmark West Texas Intermediate (WTI). Given Prospera’s predominantly heavy oil production base, these favorable pricing conditions are contributing to enhanced revenue and cash flow. This improved netback supports the Corporation’s strategy to reallocate capital efficiently into high-impact projects, as it finalizes plans for its Q2 and Q3 service rig programs.

Major infrastructure upgrades have been completed at the Cuthbert property, aimed at enhancing reliability, efficiency, and safety. These upgrades include pipeline upgrades, overhaul and maintenance of water injection pumps, installation of larger fuel gas scrubbers on wellsite engines, implementation of an enhanced engine maintenance program, battery water and sales tank servicing, road and lease maintenance, upgraded chemical and corrosion mitigation programs, replacement of flowline check valves, safety enhancements to the operator shack, and bolstering of on-site inventory to enable quicker repairs and minimize downtime.

Production at the Hearts Hill pool continues to trend upward, reaching 261 boe/d (88% oil) on April 14th, with oil cuts steadily improving following load fluid recovery, well speedups, and ongoing waterflood optimization. The previously announced pipeline upgrade project is now underway and will enable access to two additional water injectors. This will add 250 m³/d of injection capacity, further enhancing waterflood efficiency and supporting continued production growth.