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Arrow Exploration Puts Icaco 1 Well in Colombia on Production

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Arrow Exploration (AXL.L) said Tuesday it put the Icaco 1 exploration well on the Tapir Block in Colombia's Llanos Basin on production on May 15.

The oil and gas company noted the well has a restricted rate of 628 barrels of oil per day gross, and testing results showed that the well is capable of higher rates, with well and pump optimization.

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