重点
在议会批准 6/24 区块风险服务合同 (RSC) 后，董事总经理 Andrew Knox 出席了在安哥拉举行的正式签字仪式
Red Sky 持有安哥拉近海 6/24 区块 35% 的参与权益，该区块位于潜力巨大的宽扎盆地
该 RSC 最初于 2024 年 12 月 31 日与 Sonangol E&P（运营商，50%）、ACREP（15%）和 Red Sky（35%）签署，此前他们与安哥拉国家石油、天然气和生物燃料局（ANPG）进行了直接谈判
6/24 区块横跨宽扎盆地 4,930 平方公里，现有地震覆盖，并在 Cegonha 发现了重要油气
独立评估确认净 2C 或有资源量为 510 万桶，净 2U 预期资源量为 1100 万桶，截至 3 月 31 日，Ibis 下方具有盐下潜力2025 在塞戈尼亚发现的石油为重质原油（API 18°），经证实采用成熟的全球生产方法具有商业可行性
该协议为最终敲定合资公司协议以及制定工作计划和预算铺平了道路
强化了 Red Sky 的长期增长战略和国际多元化发展

Red Sky Energy Limited（“Red Sky”或“公司”）欣然宣布，董事总经理 Andrew Knox 出席了在安哥拉举行的正式签字仪式，签署了 6/24 区块的风险服务合同 (RSC)，该合同最近已获得议会批准。

这标志着 Red Sky 在安哥拉扩张的关键里程碑，并凸显了公司致力于在非洲最具前景的海上盆地之一建立长期合作伙伴关系的承诺。

该RSC最初于2024年12月31日由Red Sky Energy（35%）、Sonangol E&P（运营商，50%）和ACREP（15%）在与安哥拉国家石油、天然气和生物燃料局（ANPG）直接谈判后签署。6

/24区块位于安哥拉宽扎盆地离岸仅12公里处，包括Cegonha油田。该油田已由PetroAus独立评估，拥有510万桶净2C潜在资源量（MMbbl）。另外三个勘探区——IBIS、D2和B2——为Red Sky的投资组合贡献了1100万桶净2U潜在资源量。早期地震研究还揭示了Ibis勘探区下方潜在的盐下构造。 （请参阅附录中的资源摘要。）

董事总经理安德鲁·诺克斯评论道：
“议会批准并与安哥拉政府达成正式协议，是Red Sky的一项重要战略成就。6

/24区块是一项卓越的资产——其核心在于重大油田发现，周围环绕着极具潜力的油气资源，并提供了新兴盐下油气开发机会。这一里程碑加快了我们与合作伙伴Sonangol和ACREP开展技术工作并挖掘早期生产潜力的能力。它还使我们的投资组合在地域和资源类型上更加多元化，从而支持为股东创造长期价值。”

我们很高兴能够进一步释放西非最具前景的海上盆地之一的价值。

后续步骤
正式签署协议使合资企业进入执行阶段，包括：
最终确定合资经营协议（JVOA）
开始地质和地球物理（G&G）研究
准备地震后处理和潜在钻探

背景：6/24区块所有权和位置
Sonangol E&P是该区块的运营商，拥有50%的参与权益。Red Sky Energy拥有35%的参与权益，ACREP拥有15%的权益。6/24区块距离海岸12公里，水深在70至80米之间。覆盖该区块的地震数据显示，该区块具有巨大的石油发现潜力。

本新闻稿已获得Red Sky Energy董事会批准发布。

HIGHLIGHTS
Formal signing ceremony in Angola attended by Managing Director Andrew Knox, following parliamentary ratification of the Risk Service Contract (RSC) for Block 6/24
Red Sky holds a 35% participating interest in Block 6/24, offshore Angola, in the high-potential Kwanza Basin
The RSC was initially signed on 31 December 2024 with Sonangol E&P (operator, 50%), ACREP (15%), and Red Sky (35%) following direct negotiations with the Angolan National Agency for Oil, Gas and Biofuels (ANPG)
Block 6/24 spans 4,930 km² in the Kwanza Basin, with existing seismic coverage and a material discovery at Cegonha
Independent assessment confirms Net 2C Contingent Resources of 5.1 MMbbl and Net 2U Prospective Resources of 11.0 MMbbl, with pre-salt potential beneath Ibis as at 31 March 2025 Oil discovered at Cegonha is heavy crude (18° API), confirmed as commercially viable using established global production methods
Agreement paves the way for JVOA finalisation, and preparation of a work programme and budget
Strengthens Red Sky’s long-term growth strategy and international diversification

Red Sky Energy Limited (Red Sky or the Company) is pleased to advise that Managing Director Andrew Knox attended a formal signing ceremony in Angola to complete the Risk Service Contract (RSC) for Block 6/24, following recent parliamentary ratification.

This marks a key milestone in Red Sky’s expansion into Angola and underscores the Company’s commitment to building long-term partnerships in one of Africa’s most prospective offshore basins.

The RSC was initially executed on 31 December 2024 between Red Sky Energy (35%), Sonangol E&P (operator, 50%), and ACREP (15%), following direct negotiations with the Angolan National Agency for Oil, Gas, and Biofuels (ANPG).

Block 6/24, located just 12 kilometres offshore in Angola’s Kwanza Basin, includes the Cegonha oil field, which has been independently assessed by PetroAus and carries a Net 2C Contingent Resource of 5.1 million barrels (MMbbl). Three additional prospects - IBIS, D2, and B2 - contribute a further 11.0 MMbbl in Net 2U Prospective Resources to Red Sky’s portfolio. Early seismic studies have also revealed potential pre-salt structures under the Ibis prospect. (Refer to Appendix for a Resources Summary.)

Managing Director Andrew Knox commented:
“The parliamentary ratification and formal agreement with the Angolan Government represent a key strategic achievement for Red Sky.

Block 6/24 is an exceptional asset — anchored by a material oil discovery, surrounded by highpotential prospects, and offering exposure to emerging pre-salt opportunities. This milestone accelerates our ability to commence technical work with our partners Sonangol and ACREP and pursue early production potential. It also diversifies our portfolio across geographies and resource types, supporting long-term value creation for shareholders.

We are excited to take the next step in unlocking value from one of West Africa’s most prospective offshore basins.”

Next Steps
The formal agreement signing allows the joint venture to move into the execution phase, including:
• Finalisation of the Joint Venture Operating Agreement (JVOA)
• Commencement of Geological and Geophysical (G&G) studies
• Preparation for seismic reprocessing and potential drilling

Background: Block 6/24 Ownership and Location
Sonangol E&P is the operator of the Block, with a 50% participating interest. Red Sky Energy holds a 35% participating interest, and ACREP has a 15% interest. Block 6/24 is located 12 kilometres offshore, in water depths ranging from 70 to 80 metres. Seismic data covering the block has shown significant oil discovery potential.

This release has been approved for issue by the Board of Red Sky Energy.