Commercialisation

Routes to commercialisation

With established operations in Georgia and a new platform in Gabon, we are pursuing defined routes to commercialisation through market access, infrastructure, and low-cost entry into proven hydrocarbon provinces

Two jurisdictions

A platform for sustainable growth

Our Georgian assets serve Georgia’s thriving energy market, with ready access to European markets through international pipelines. Our interests in PSCs in the North Gabon basin offer low-cost entry to a mature hydrocarbon province with established operators, supportive fiscal terms, export routes and a long production history.

Georgia

Powering Georgia through integrated energy solutions

We serve Georgia’s thriving energy market, selling oil and gas to local buyers on Brent-linked and gas import price-linked contracts – in 2020 Georgia imported 97.8% of its oil products and 99.7% of its natural gas.

We are fully integrated into Georgia’s energy network through our partnership with Georgia Oil and Gas Limited, a leading Caucasian hydrocarbons producer, and a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Economy and Sustainable Development of Georgia supporting ongoing exploration and production and work towards a long-term gas offtake agreement.

Our sales strategy is supported by Georgia’s excellent infrastructure, an extensive network of rail, road, international port, oil, gas and electricity providing access to domestic and European markets, notably the South Caucasus (gas) and Baku-Tbilisi-Ceyhan (oil) pipelines. We have operated in Georgia since 2017, establishing excellent relations with local and national government authorities. Our subsidiary Block Operating Company (BOC) is fully staffed by Georgian nationals.

97.8%

Georgia Oil Product Imports (2020)

99.7%

Georgia Natural Gas Imports (2020)

2017

Block's Entry into Georgia

~25%

Effective Tax Rate on XIF & XIB Licences

Gabon


Expanding into Gabon’s proven offshore basin

In April 2026 Block expanded beyond Georgia, taking a 76.5% indirect economic interest in the Ndjila and Mpari PSCs located offshore Gabon in the North Gabon basin, a mature hydrocarbon province with established operators, supportive fiscal terms, export routes and a long production history.

The transaction, supported by the State of Gabon, which holds a 10% stake, offers low-cost entry into assets with discovered oil and significant potential upside in a proven jurisdiction.

Gabon’s subsurface and surface potential has been further validated by recent investments by majors including Exxon, BP and Trafigura.

Pipelines 1 (1)

2

Contiguous Offshore PSCs

10%

State of Gabon Stake

North Gabon Basin

Proven Hydrocarbon Province

Major Industry Backing

Exxon, BP & Trafigura Investments