Sound Energy, the European and African focused upstream company, announced that the second Tendrara well, TE-7, has now been drilled to the first casing point at a measured vertical depth ("MD") of 462 metres and that the 13 3/8" casing has been successfully set and cemented in the Aalenian dolomite formation.
The Company will now proceed to drill towards the second casing point at an MD of approximately 2,150 metres.
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