United Oil & Gas recently took another important step forward offshore Jamaica, with seabed geochemistry identifying heavier hydrocarbons that support the case for a working petroleum system across Walton-Morant. As technical evidence builds and the farm-out story strengthens, Jamaica’s underexplored offshore basin is beginning to attract attention as a potential new Caribbean frontier, drawing comparisons with the early-stage opportunity once seen offshore Guyana.

United has confirmed a successful MBES geochemical seabed survey offshore Jamaica identifying C4 and C5 hydrocarbons further supporting the theory that there is a working petroleum system offshore Jamaica which includes its 7 billion+ barrel Walton Morant license

United has commenced its MBES geochemical seabed survey offshore Jamaica with the aim of proving thermogenic hydrocarbons exist at the seabed and thus confirming the presence of an offshore petroleum system for its 7 billion+ barrel license - a potentially huge milestone for the company on success

United is actively progressing its prospective 7 Billion Barrel Walton Morant high-impact frontier exploration licence, having overcome regulatory hurdles including an award of its Environmental Permit and Beach Licence—both key de-risking milestones, as farm-out discussions progress in the data room

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