Condor Energies Inc. Sets New Production Record Above 15,000 boe/d on K-47 Tie-In

Condor Energies Inc. (TSX: CDR), the Calgary-based upstream operator, has crossed a new gross production threshold of 15,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day following the tie-in of its K-47 well in Colombia, according to a company release dated May 25, 2026.

The milestone represents a meaningful step-change for the company's Colombia operations. The K-47 tie-in is the most recent output from Condor Energies Inc.'s ongoing workover and infill program in the basin — a well-by-well execution strategy that has now pushed gross production above the 15,000 boe/d mark.

The production record underscores the company's approach of maximizing throughput through existing gathering and processing infrastructure. A single well tie-in contributing sufficient incremental volumes to breach this threshold indicates available capacity within that infrastructure, and reflects the cumulative effect of the broader workover and infill campaign rather than a one-off event.

Condor Energies Inc. is a natural gas and crude oil producer. The Colombia operations represent an active component of the company's upstream portfolio, and the K-47 result is consistent with the trajectory of its field development activity.

No forward production guidance, partner commentary, or drilling schedule details were included in the May 25 release. The record rate reflects output at the time of the announcement; whether the company sustains that level through the balance of 2026 will be a function of reservoir performance and the pace of the ongoing infill program, details the company has not yet disclosed publicly.

Investors and analysts tracking $CDR on the TSX should refer to the full press release for primary source details on the K-47 tie-in and the operational context surrounding the production milestone.