Argo's May 2025 Oil Production
May 2025
Oil Production
Argo's interest
Argo's Oil Revenue
Argo's net operating cash flow
Lindbergh 1(37.5% interest)
91 bbl/day
34 bbl/day
$65,101
$34,490
Lloyd 1(18.75% interest)
91 bbl/day
17 bbl/day
$33,938
$13,212
Lindbergh 2(37.5% interest)
50 bbl/day
19 bbl/day
$35,914
$16,829
Lloyd 2(23.077% interest)
12 bbl/day
3 bbl/day
$4,335
$559
Lindbergh 3(18.75% interest)
79 bbl/day
15 bbl/day
$28,246
$15,509
May 2025 Total
88 bbl/day
$167,534
$84,600
About Argo Gold
Argo Gold is a Canadian mineral exploration and development company, and an oil producer. Information on Argo Gold can be obtained from SEDAR at www.sedarplus.ca and on Argo Gold's website at www.argogold.com. Argo Gold is listed on the Canadian Securities Exchange (www.thecse.com) CSE: ARQ as well as OTC: ARBTF and XFRA, XSTU, XBER: A2ASDS.
Judy Baker, CEO(416) 786-7860jbaker@argogold.cawww.argogold.com
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