Union Jack Oil plc “commencing commercial production during H2 2016”

Union Jack Oil plc an onshore exploration and production company with a focus on drilling, development and investment opportunities in the United Kingdom hydrocarbon sector, has given DirectorsTalk its audited results for the year ended 31 December 2015.

Operational Highlights

— Successful hydrocarbon discovery at Wressle and decision to develop with a view to commencing commercial production during H2 2016

   --     The acquisition of a 10% interest in PEDL005(R) incorporating the Keddington Oilfield

Financial Highlights

   --     Cash balance in excess of GBP2.6 million as at 30 April 2016

— GBP800,000 before expenses raised in October 2015 to further expand the Company’s asset portfolio

   --     The Company remains debt free

David Bramhill, Executive Chairman, commented: “2015 has proved to be a successful year for the Company. Union Jack is in a sound position with an interest in a discovery at Wressle, which is moving closer to development, with a view to commencing commercial oil production during H2 2016, together with a healthy cash balance to progress its existing portfolio of drill-ready potentially high impact exploration prospects. In addition, Union Jack has firm intentions of expanding its interests in other areas of the UK.

I am enthusiastic in respect of the year ahead and I look forward to reporting progress with our projects and new acquisitions during 2016 and beyond.”

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