Seplat Energy Plc has brought 24 previously idle wells back into production across its offshore portfolio during the first half of 2026, adding a combined 26,000 barrels of oil per day in gross production capacity, as the Nigerian producer leans on brownfield work to offset a decline from an outage at its Yoho field.
Data sourced from Seplat Energy’s latest unaudited results for the six months ended 30 June 2026 showed the Lagos-listed company restored 15 wells in the second quarter alone, contributing an incremental 16,000 bpd in gross capacity, or 6,400 bpd on a working-interest basis.
That builds on nine wells brought back online in the first quarter, which added a further 10,000 bpd gross. Combined, the two-quarter effort accounts for the 26,000 bpd of restored capacity and keeps the programme on track with the company’s own targets for the year.
The wells sit within Seplat’s OMLs 67, 68,
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