Pemex's Nak 1001 deeper-pool wildcat, located in the Pilar Reforma-Akal Basin (Bay of Campeche), has been junked after the reservoir was invaded by salt water, sources indicated in August 2015. While the first interval (5,681-5,731m) was invaded by saltwater, testing is being carried out on the second interval (6,662-6,672m). In September 2014, during drilling operations, 'poor' oil shows were encountered in late Jurassic microcrystalline dolomites and anhydrites at interval 5,712-5,721m. Spudded on 2 October 2013, the Diamond Offshore Ocean Summit jack-up rig reached a TD of 6,706m (6,543m TVD) on 13 February 2015. The well is stationed in 23m water depth, approximately 2km east of the Nak 1 oil discovery.
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