On 19 September 2019, PEMEX officially reported to the CNH that the Pankiwi 1EXP horizontal new-field wildcat (NFW) was an oil and gas discovery in the AE-0073-2M-Puchut-01 (AE-0122-Tampico Misantla) block in the onshore Tampico-Misantla Basin. PEMEX reported it tested the well for 510 bo/d, 49Â° API, and 3.9 MMcfg/d from the Upper Jurassic Tithonian reservoir. There was no report in the CNH session if the well was fract.     The NFW      reached a final total depth (TD) of 4,760 m measured depth (MD) in      February 2019.      The operator first drilled a vertical pilot      wellbore to approximately 3,429 m prior to kicking off and starting its      horizontal wellbore.      The NFW was spudded on 23 August      2018.      The NFW had a proposed total depth      (PTD) of 5,060 m measured depth (MD) and 3,235 m true vertical depth      (TVD).   The      Upper Jurassic Pimienta Formation was the primary objective.   The      well is located in the central area of the block approximately 15.7 km      north-west of the Maxochitl 1EXP horizontal NFW and about 12.9 km      south-west of the Kaneni 1EXP horizontal NFW drilling in the same block. PEMEX      has three rigs working in the block now drilling horizontal unconventional      wells.  The CNH granted the drilling      permit for the well on 11 June 2018.   SENER granted the      AE-0073-2M-Puchut-01 entitlement to Pemex 100% through Ronda 0 on 27      August 2014. The block covers an approximate area of 944.86 sq km.
Pankiwi 1 (Pemex 100%) in the AE-0073-3M-Puchut-01 Contract, tested for 510 bo/d, 49Â° API, and 3,9 MMcfg/d from the Upper Jurassic Tithonian reservoir.