Rex International Holding Ltd. reported that oil and gas production from its assets in Norway, Oman and Germany averaged 12,230 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boed) in August 2025, supported by output from the Brage and Yme fields in Norway, the Yumna field offshore Oman, and the Schwarzbach and Lauben fields in Germany.
Norway production led by Brage and Yme fields
Rex subsidiary Lime Petroleum AS (LPA) reported combined net production of 10,629 boed from the Brage and Yme fields in August. LPA holds a 33.84% interest in the Brage Field, operated by OKEA ASA, and a 25% interest in the Yme Field, operated by Repsol Norge AS.
Only oil is sold from Yme, as associated gas is reinjected into reservoirs to support improved oil recovery. Both fields experienced scheduled and unscheduled shut-ins during the month, described as part of the ordinary course of operations. Drilling continues at Brage and Bestla, with the latter set to be tied back to Brage.
Oman’s Yumna Field delivers stable output
In Oman, Rex subsidiary Masirah Oil Ltd. (MOL) reported average gross production of 1,549 stock tank barrels per day (stb/d) from the Yumna Field in Block 50 offshore Oman. MOL operates the block with a 100% interest.
Germany adds modest output
Rex’s indirect subsidiary Lime Resources Germany GmbH (LRG) reported net production of 52 barrels of oil per day (bopd) from the Schwarzbach and Lauben fields. LRG operates the Schwarzbach Field with a 100% interest and holds a 50% stake in Lauben, which is operated by ONEO GmbH & Co. KG.
Produced gas from both fields is used onsite for heating. A scheduled shut-in at the Schwarzbach Field took place during the month.
Source: worldoil.com