1. XL-Rock
September Monthly Review
Saturn
July Monthly Review
Jonathan Leonard, Field Test Coordinator
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QYG - Qatar Petroleum Introductory Job
 9 Saturn Stations for sampling and VIT
 Saturn VIT investigated communication between
adjacent reservoirs
 TLC conveyance with no stickiness
Saturn completes full reservoir characterizations
SKG - Sakhalin Shell Introductory Job
 Deviated 77 deg sidetrack well
 Zero interval key feature for sampling
 Identified oil as moveable fluid
Saturn flows fluid from 0.1md permeability formation
OMG - BP Oman Appraisal Well
 38 Saturn Inflations for Pretests (New record)
 Complemented with dual packer mini-frac and sampling
Saturn pretests enabled by flow area and low storage
volume
Summary for Saturn Operations
 Saturn operations in Brazil, Russia, Kuwait, Qatar, Saudi, Oman, and China.
 Total 7 jobs for July month
KWT - Chevron/KOC Introductory Job
 3 Saturn Stations for sampling
 Efficient cleanup with minimal drawdown for single phase samples
 Saturn identifies oil moveable fluid
Client plans for Saturn sampling in future wells
Crew Rigging Down Saturn
Egor Podoprigora
Azamat Iskakov
Victor Ukrainsky
Pavel Tokar
Nikolay Ivanov
Vyacheslav Pozhar
Roman Ivanov
Crew Completed Saturn Job
Awangku Kasman
Mateen Ahmad
Nazeer Hussain
Hani Abdelrahman
Richard Pecly
WL base with Saturn
Daigoro Watanabe
Ramon Navarro
Padiyan Said Alavi
Jantima Uasetwattana
Rifad AbdulZubair
Sigfredo Marcos
Albert Wilkins
Crew Completed Saturn Job
Khalid Rashid Al-Harasi
Salim Mana Al Salmi
Mustafa Zibage
Tan Yinn Hoong
Arnaud Didier Lekane Kemgang
Clifford Dizon
Yousuf Abdullah Al Siyabi
Suleiman Samh Al Shekaili
BRZ - Second BP Saturn Job
 5 Saturn Sampling Stations
 Identified hydrocarbon fluid from expected water point
 Good real time support from RDC and PTS
Saturn samples with minimal drawdown for single phase
WL base with Saturn
Paulo E. Boutura
Rafael Alvar Santos
Ifeanyi Okafor
Ricardo Silva
Andres Munoz

2. XL-Rock
September Monthly Review
Saturn
July Monthly Review
Jonathan Leonard, Field Test Coordinator
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SchlumbergerPrivate
SQ - Lessons Learned
 Protect the Saturn with standoffs in both vertical and deviated wells
 Low Area Contact Standoffs with 7.5in OD above and below Saturn
 7 1/2” OD-Part #100608120 LCA Standoffs
 Refer to Conveyance Tool Box (Intouch 5154789)
 Proved effective in 77deg side tracked well through casing window
Refer to Intouch 5761033 for additional tech alerts
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7.5in OD LCA Standoff Directly Above and Below Saturn
Saturn Revenue Objective Update
July revenue was $5.8M, $1.2M above the objective by tool delivery for the month of $4.6M, bringing YTD revenue to $24.873M, $3.98M
above YTD revenue objective based on tool delivery. $24.34M is remaining to make the 2013 objective, requiring a run rate of $4.868M per
month. Revenue for July would have been higher but BRZ’s single job revenue record service order did not make the appropriate cutoff,
causing $3.2M to slide into the following month. Tool utilization is still strong with Saturn earning $207k per tool month in July, bringing YTD
revenue per tool month to $205.6k.
Revenue expectation for August is positive with high revenue jobs planned in NGC, BRZ and CWA, in addition to regular Saturn activity and
the $3.2M already invoiced to start the month with.
Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul
Annual Rev / TM (kUSD)
Bi-Annual Rev / TM (kUSD) $207.46
Quarterly Rev / TM (kUSD) $207.5
Monthly Rev / TM (kUSD) $137 $101 $185 $481 $194 $110 $207
Monthly Revenue (kUSD) $1,231 $910 $2,405 $7,688 $4,070 $2,759 $5,809
Total Tool Months 9 9 13 16 21 25 28
Saturn Revenue per Tool Month
$204.98
$146.6 $234.1
$205.55