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    Karam-12 Unsecuring Program

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    Karam-12 is an oil well that needs to be unsecured before conducting a slickline operation to retrieve the plug and lock mandrel. The well was drilled through multiple hydrocarbon-bearing formations with expected reservoir pressures ranging from 1690 psi to 10888 psi. A planned slickline job involves pressure testing equipment, applying up to 7400 psi to retrieve the plug, then retrieving the lock mandrel and recording bottomhole pressure. Attachments will include a wellbore diagram.

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    Karam-12 Unsecuring Program

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    Karam-12 is an oil well that needs to be unsecured before conducting a slickline operation to retrieve the plug and lock mandrel. The well was drilled through multiple hydrocarbon-bearing formations with expected reservoir pressures ranging from 1690 psi to 10888 psi. A planned slickline job involves pressure testing equipment, applying up to 7400 psi to retrieve the plug, then retrieving the lock mandrel and recording bottomhole pressure. Attachments will include a wellbore diagram.

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    Karam-12 is an oil well that needs to be unsecured before conducting a slickline operation to retrieve the plug and lock mandrel. The well was drilled through multiple hydrocarbon-bearing formations with expected reservoir pressures ranging from 1690 psi to 10888 psi. A planned slickline job involves pressure testing equipment, applying up to 7400 psi to retrieve the plug, then retrieving the lock mandrel and recording bottomhole pressure. Attachments will include a wellbore diagram.

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    Karam-12 Unsecuring Program

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    Karam-12 is an oil well that needs to be unsecured before conducting a slickline operation to retrieve the plug and lock mandrel. The well was drilled through multiple hydrocarbon-bearing formations with expected reservoir pressures ranging from 1690 psi to 10888 psi. A planned slickline job involves pressure testing equipment, applying up to 7400 psi to retrieve the plug, then retrieving the lock mandrel and recording bottomhole pressure. Attachments will include a wellbore diagram.

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    THE BADR PETROLEUM COMPANY

    WELL ENGINEERING
    FAX
    From: BO, BO1 , OD , OD/1 , BE, DBE
    To: OF, OFP, ODF, SWSC, ODWF
    CC: OP , EPT
    Date: 15 / 09 / 2022
    Subject: Karam-12 Unsecuring & SBHPS Program
    Objective:
    Karam-12 is a new well and need to be unsecured.
    History:
    KARAM-12 was drilled to produce oil from upper ARC reservoir, secondary well objective was to
    produce oil from upper ARG reservoir, however, the carbonate FM (Khoman) was logged over 12 ¼”
    hole based on the exploration request. The well spudded by Rig EDC-52 on 29/07/2022 & reached TD of
    4660 MBDF on 25/08/2022. The 8.5in open hole was covered by W/L Triple-Combo & based on TC
    results, total 16 points proposed & 2 firmed samples in U-ARG & L-ARG as well as one optional sample in
    Bahariya. During RIH with RDT in the open hole, tool slacked & couldn’t pass depth 4475md (U-ARG) &
    had overpulls with cable while moving up. Several trials were made to pass that depth with no success
    most likely due to differential depletion with cable against ARC which supposed to have about 5000-
    6000 psi differential pressure less than hydrostatic pressure. So, as per drilling team recommendation
    pressure & sampling acquisition were cancelled. ARC4 encountered total about 6.5 meters hydrocarbon
    bearing sands with average porosity about 15%, which relatively more developed than offset wells
    GPAA-3 & GPAA-4,. Reservoir pressure expected to be depleted due to production from GPAA-3 which
    it’s last available pressure survey acquired against ARC was around 5700psi. U-ARG1_Sand1
    encountered about 3 meters hydrocarbon bearing sand body with about 17% average porosity. U-
    ARG1_Sand2 encountered about 11 meters hydrocarbon bearing sand body with about 19% average
    porosity. U-ARG formation pressure could be initial up to 10700psi or depleted to 6600psi due to
    production from KARAM-1 & KARAM-2ST, (pressure values are the realistic high & low PPP in well
    proposal).

    Estimated Cost:
    Services Company Cost, 1000 USD
    Slick Line unit and crew SLB 10
    Fluid pump SAPESCO 5
    Total Cost 15
    Well Data:
    Ann. “A” MAASP 1700 psi Ann. “B” MAASP 900 psi

    Reservoir data:
    Absolute
    Perforation Absolute Realistic Realistic
    BHT Expected Maximu
    Formation Interval Fluid Minimum Low BHP High BHP
    (def.) BHP (psi) m BHP
    (mbdf) BHP (psi) (psi) (psi)
    (psi)
    ARC 4124 4133 295 Oil 1690 4862 5600 9744 10274
    U.ARG 4456 4460 310 Oil 2197 6642 10556 10726 10888
    4468
    4479

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    L.ARG 4556 4565 315 Oil 2344 6763 10662 10821 10977

    Job operation:
    The next procedures are a basic guideline of what is to achieve in the field. Operational changes to
    this program expected based on the best judgment available for the situation. Please consult ODW
    before making any changed who will take the management verbal approval for any changes
    Note: LSR sheet to be signed by both WSS & each Contractor's Supervisor.

    1. Issue the PTW and be sure it is available on location during all operation.
    2. Hold a safety meeting to discuss all the planned operations.
    3. Record WHSIP & annulus "A" & "B" pressures and report it to ODW.
    4. Perform function test for TR-SCSSSV by open and close it several time, Keep TR-SCSSSV open
    by applying 6000 psi in the control line using hand pump. Monitor hand pump during all next
    operations. Confirm the pressure below the plug from hand pump strokes.
    5. R/U SAPESCO fluid pump & P/T its surface lines to 8000 psi for 15 min.
    6. Prepare 10 bbl. 50/50 Glycol/water for all P/T operation to prevent hydrate formation.
    7. R/U the slick line equipment & PCE (with liquid chamber) X-Over adapter required for 10k
    wellhead & pressure test to 8000 psi. P/T BOP individual’s rams. Pressure tests the same to
    8000 psi for 15 min.
    8. Fill TBG and apply 7400 psi on plug. (Maximum expected SIWHP is 7400 psi and last SIWHP
    reading was 6800 psi)
    9. RIH W/RB retrieving tool, Latch prong @ SCSSV profile, retrieve prong, POOH to surface, Close
    Swab valve, close SSV, bleed all pressure.
     If not successful to retrieve the PRONG slowly, reduce the pressure 200 psi each time to
    retrieve the PRONG.
     Monitor any change in WHP after retrieval.
    10. Make sure you have WHP enough for equalizing, RIH with GR and retrieve 3.813" Lock mandrel,
    POOH to surface, record WHSIP.
    11. R/D S/L equipment.

    Attachments:
     Karam -12 wellbore diagram (will be sent later)

    Regards,
    __________________________ ________________________
    EPT/1 EPT

    __________________________ ________________________
    ODW/1 ODW

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