Tri-Star Petroleum Co, through wholly owned subsidiary Tri-Star Australia Holding Co, acquired 100% interest and operatorship in exploration permits ATP 666-P, ATP 667-P and ATP 668-P, located in the Galilee-Eromanga Basin, on 23 April 2018.  Tri-Star acquired its interest from the Australia Pacific LNG joint venture, which previously held sole interest in the permits.   The permits donât contain any discoveries, but do contain some wells. ATP 666-P is host to the historical BMR Hughenden 1, 1A and 2 wells, drilled in 1966 by the Bureau of Mineral Resources, and the GSQ Hughenden 1-2R well, drilled in 1974 by the geological survey of Queensland. All four wells were stratigraphic holes and plugged and abandoned as dry. ATP 667-P contains the Hexham 1 well, also a plugged and abandoned dry stratigraphic test, drilled in 1974.Â  Finally, ATP 668-P contains the GSQ Jerico stratigraphic hole, plugged and abandoned as a dry hole in 1973.  Â ATP 666-P and ATP 667-P cover areas of 1,685 sq km and 1,898 sq km respectively and were both awarded on 6 April 2006.Â  ATP 668-P covers 1,333 sq km and was awarded on 23 April 2007.Â  Tri-Star Australia Holding Co now holds 100% interest and operatorship of the three permits.
Tri-Star Petroleum Co, through wholly owned subsidiary Tri-Star Australia Holding Co, acquired 100% interest and operatorship in exploration permits ATP 666-P, ATP 667-P and ATP 668-P, located in the Galilee-Eromanga Basin, on 23 April 2018. 