PEMEX suspended with results unreported the Jalachil 1EXP (NFW) in the AE-0013-M-Pilar de Akal-Kayab-04 entitlement during March 2018.Â  The NFW was spudded on 19 October 2017. Â     The      NFW had a proposed total depth (PTD) of 5,400 m and the primary target was      the Upper Jurassic Oxfordian sandstones that are also found in the Balam,      Chac, Che, Ek, and Lum fields. Â     The      well was drilled by the âCantarell-IIâ J/U in a water depth of 29 m. Â     The      NFW is located in the southeastern corner of the block, approximately 2 km south      southwest of the Yey 1 new-field wildcat plugged and abandoned in 2004. Â     The      NFW has prospective resources of 55 MMboe and a cost estimate of USD 60      million. Â     PEMEX      was granted a drilling permit for the well on 18 October 2017.     On the 10, 13, and 18 October 2017 the CNH approved PEMEX proposed modifications to addendum 2, the minimum exploration work commitments, of 16 exploration entitlements out of 101 granted a two year extension by SENER on 27 August 2017 including the AE-0013-M-Pilar de Akal-Kayab-04 entitlement.Â Â  On the 18 October 2017 PEMEX had its exploration plans approved for drilling two new field wildcats (NFW) in the AE-0013-M-Pilar de Akal-Kayab-04 entitlement which includes the Jalachil 1EXP and the significant Yaaxtaab 1EXP NFW. Â     The AE-0013 entitlement was granted on 27 August 2014 and with the recent approved modification is named the AE-0013-2M-Pilar de Akal-Kayab-04 entitlement.Â  The block underlies or overlies many of the largest fields in Mexico including the Cantarell complex, Abkatun, Kambesah, Ku, Ixtoc, Ixtal, Taratunich, and Batab.    Â 
PEMEX suspended with results unreported the Jalachil 1EXP (NFW) in the AE-0013-M-Pilar de Akal-Kayab-04 entitlement during March 2018. 