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In its 9 September filing to the Pakistan Stock Exchange, OGDCL reported that the Lundali-1 well in the Sukhpur-II Block, Sindh, had been commissioned, with first gas achieved on 6 September. The company said the well was then producing 10 million standard cubic feet per day (MMscfd) at a wellhead pressure of 2,000 pounds per square inch, and that the gas was being supplied to Sui Southern Gas Company Limited (SSGC).
OGDCL holds a 30% working interest in the block. Prime Global Energies Limited operates it with 25%; Mari Energies Limited holds 30%, and Turkish Petroleum Overseas Company Limited holds 15%. The company’s filing says the petroleum concession agreement and exploration licence for Sukhpur-II became effective on 2 December 2025. Lundali-1 had been drilled under an earlier joint-venture arrangement and was subsequently brought on stream by the current partners.
First gas marks a production start, while the stated 10 MMscfd is the well’s reported current rate, not an annual output forecast. The announcement describes the flow as additional indigenous gas for Pakistan’s supply system. It does not provide a reserve estimate or explain how long that rate will be sustained, so those points remain open.