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Tenth Avenue Petroleum Provides an Operational Update

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Tenth Avenue Petroleum Corp. ("TPC" or the "Company") (TSXV:TPC) is pleased to provide an operational update on its recent field activities.

The Company has executed on several key initiatives including closing of its Patricia Acquisition of 82 boe/d, increasing fluid handling capacity to further support its ongoing Mannville enhanced oil recovery project at Murray Lake and minor workovers at its Hays & Vulcan properties. As a result of these activities corporate production is approximately 212 boe/d (46% Oil) based on current field estimates.

Murray Lake

At Murray Lake, the Company successfully completed all key infrastructure and upgrades to its fluid handling capacity and production was fully restored on November 15, 2024. Since completing the infrastructure upgrades, the Company has steadily increased its water injection volumes to approximately 926 bwpd (barrels of water per day) while also seeing its oil production steadily increase to over 43 bbls/d.

The Company plans to continue to gradually increase its waterflood injection volumes into the Mannville "A" pool, targeting a fluid injection range of between 1,200 and 1,400 bwpd, with the objective of increasing its voidage replacement and recovery factor. The waterflood program was initiated in 2008 and to date has been supported by a 3% average decline rate, resulting in a predictable production stream and future cash flow, when operating at capacity.

The original oil in place from this Mannville "A" pool is internally mapped at approximately 8.9 million Barrels with less than 9% recovered to date. Several Mannville oil pools in the Southern Alberta region have analogous geology and hydrocarbon properties which have seen up to 20-30% recovery factors when waterflood programs have been applied successfully with optimal injection and development drilling patters.

The positive response to the waterflood upgrades has been detected based on field observations and the Company is pleased with these initial responses. Management believes the recently completed infrastructure upgrades will provide both short-term and long-term benefits to the ongoing operation at Murray Lake, including higher recovery factors, higher production volumes, reduced fixed operating costs resulting in higher cashflows, without incurring future drilling costs.

Hays & Vulcan

Additionally, the Company completed several reactivation and optimization activities targeting the Mannville zone at its Hays and Vulcan properties. Two minor workovers at Hays and Vulcan were completed in addition to a reactivation of a shut-in gas well, which has increased production, in aggregate, by approximately 8 bbs/d oil and 248 mcf/d gas ( 49 boe/d equivalent).