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FURY-1 WELL TEST UPDATE

Monitor Energy Limited (Monitor or the company) on behalf of its wholly owned
subsidiary Komodo Energy Limited is pleased to announce that the Easternwell Rig 4 is due
on location today (Monday 7 June 2010) for the commencement of the Fury-1 well test.
As previously announced by the Company the testing program has been delayed due to
abnormally high rains that have seen large parts of the Cooper Basin under water for
several months. The flood waters have receded and repairs to main roads have been
completed allowing the movement of equipment required by many Operators in the region.
Over the past week the roads into the Fury location have been repaired and equipment
deliveries have commenced.
The forward program on Fury-1 will be to complete the well as an oil producer on the
Murta Formation (refer to the companys previous announcement, dated 7 December 2009
that Fury-1 would be cased and suspended as a future oil producer). The rig will be used to
run a completion string, install a pressure wellhead and with underbalanced TCP guns
perforate the well. Additionally the rig will be used to run downhole pump, rods and a
pumping wellhead. The Murta Formation will be tested under natural flow for cleanup and
benchmark flow rate determination. Following which, should results allow, a 10 day test
under pump will commence to determine the well productivity using a test tank and
temporary truck loading facilities.
Plans are advanced in the success case for an extended production test and for a pipeline
tieback to the Mirage facilities, which are located 5.3kms away. The Mirage facilities have
the volume capacity and processing and offtake facilities that would be required by the PEL
115 Joint Venture