Independently evaluated. Producing today. Already connected.
PanGeo’s Kew Block Leases sit in the Turner Valley area of southern Alberta, roughly 20 km (12 miles) southwest of Calgary — the jurisdiction that produced Canada’s first major oil discovery in 1914 and remains one of the most active, best-serviced petroleum corridors in North America.
The lands are directly adjacent to the historic Turner Valley oilfield, a legacy pool with roughly 1.3 billion barrels of oil in place, and connect by an owned pipeline straight into Canadian Natural Resources’ (CNRL) Turner Valley processing facility. Stable royalty regime, year-round road access, and a mature regulator — the geology is the exploration story; the jurisdiction is not one of the risks.
Fault-isolated dolomitized Rundle carbonate closure covering 12,800 gross acres. Independent evaluation confirms a 100–190 MMbbl OOIP resource base producing 40° API light sweet crude.
4.6 km company-controlled pipeline connects the wellhead directly to the CNRL battery. Current capacity is 2,500 bbl/d, handling oil, gas, and on-site water disposal to eliminate trucking costs.
15+ low-risk horizontal drilling locations identified across the contiguous block. PanGeo plans to drill two horizontal wells within 12 months, targeting immediate cash flow and initiating a dividend payout.
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