Arrow Exploration CEO Marshall Abbott joined Steve Darling from Proactive to provide an operational update on the company's activities at the Icaco field on the Tapir Block in Colombia's prolific Llanos Basin, while also highlighting record corporate production levels and a strong financial position following its recent acquisition in Canada. Abbott reported that Arrow's total corporate production has now surpassed 6,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (boe/d), marking the highest production rate in the company's history. The record output includes contributions from the recently acquired Thorsby field in Alberta and reflects the success of recent drilling campaigns, strong workover results, and strategic acquisitions. The company believes it remains well positioned to continue growing production through its extensive inventory of exploration and development opportunities across its portfolio. At the Tapir Block, Arrow recently drilled the Icaco-6 (IC-6) well, which was spud on August 19 and reached total depth on August 24. During drilling operations, the well encountered a fault zone and experienced significant lost circulation and drilling fluid losses before reaching its intended target. As a result, management elected to case the well early and convert it into a water disposal well. Abbott noted that while the well did not reach its primary drilling objectives, the additional water disposal capacity is expected to generate meaningful operational benefits by lowering field operating costs and improving efficiency across the Icaco development area. The company's next well, IC-7, was spud on September 1 and will target multiple productive horizons, including the C7, Gacheta, and Ubaque formations. Arrow views the well as an important step in continuing to unlock the broader potential of the Tapir Block. Abbott also provided an update on discussions surrounding the Tapir Block extension, noting that the company continues to engage constructively with Colombian regulatory authorities. He said Arrow is encouraged by the country's new pro-business administration and its stated commitment to supporting investment and growth in Colombia's oil and gas sector. Looking at its financial position, Arrow remains well capitalized. Following the US$8.9 million payment associated with the Thorsby acquisition, the company reported an estimated cash balance of US$21.8 million as of September 1, 2026. Abbott said the strong balance sheet provides flexibility to continue funding growth initiatives while maintaining financial discipline. With record production, an expanding asset base, ongoing drilling activity in Colombia, and a healthy cash position, Arrow Exploration believes it is well positioned to continue delivering operational and production growth through the remainder of 2026 and into 2027. #proactiveinvestors #arrowexplorationinc #aim #axl #tsxv #axl #ColombiaEnergy #MarshallAbbott #Mateguafa #LlanosBasin #ColombiaOil #OilAndGas #ColombiaEnergy #LlanosBasin #EnergyStocks #OilProduction #CanadianEnergy #ResourceInvesting #Thorsby #SmallCapStocks