
TMK Energy boosts production amid Mongolia expansion
TMK Energy (ASX:TMK) has reported a robust performance for April at its Gurvantes XXXV Pilot Project in Mongolia, recording its second-highest monthly gas production to date.
Average daily yields climbed to 663 cubic metres, marking a 13% increase over February figures.
The growth persisted despite technical management at the Lucky Fox-07 well to optimise long-term performance and minor disruptions caused by regional power outages and mechanical pump issues at Lucky Fox-03.
The company is now pivoting towards an aggressive expansion phase following an independent technical review.
The peer-led assessment, involving international coal seam gas experts, validated TMK’s current reservoir management while identifying optimisation strategies for a new drilling campaign scheduled for Q3 2026.
A primary objective is replicating the high-flow success of Lucky Fox-07 across existing and upcoming wells to rapidly scale output.
Parallel to technical operations, CEO Dougal Ferguson has advanced high-level discussions with Mongolian government officials and private consortiums regarding the integration of natural gas into the nation’s energy-short power grid.
Under a recent memorandum of understanding with regulator MRPAM, TMK is prioritising "beneficial gas use" to fuel its own site operations, reducing flaring and ensuring a permanent, uninterrupted power supply.
At the time of reporting, TMK Energy’s share price was $0.15.