Doriemus announced on 27 February 2019 that it has agreed to sell 20% interest in the Lidsey field located in licence PL 241 to Angus Energy. Angus paid approximately USD 0.6 million with the transferal of over 8 million shares to Doriemus. Angus announced that the deal completed on 18 April 2019.   The Lidsey field was discovered in March 1987 by Carless Exploration Ltd when oil was encountered in the limestones of the Middle Jurassic Great Oolite Formation. The reservoir is sealed by the overlying Oxford Clay and sourced by the Lias, Kimmeridge Clay and Oxford Clay. The structure is a tilted fault block dip closed to the north, east and west and fault sealed to the south. Over the years several EWTs were carried out with daily production in the test periods of between 40-66 bo/d. The field was eventually brought onstream in March 2008 after construction of new production facilities. Angus drilled Lidsey X2 in October 2017 which produces horizontally via an artificial lift from the Great Oolite Formation with a net oil pay of 443 m.   Interest in PL 241 is held by Angus Energy Weald Basin No.3 Ltd (80% + operator), Brockham Capital Ltd (10%) and Terrain Energy Ltd (10%).
United Kingdom (Weald Sub-basin (Wessex B.)) Brockham