Sonoro Energy Ltd. announced that it will resume operations at its Saskatchewan project pursuant to completion of an amended Farmin Agreement which has now been executed with its farmin partner Superb Operating Company (Superb). The Farmin Agreement reflects the Company's new multilateral horizontal well development strategy and accelerated development schedule intended to take advantage of higher commodity prices while improving the expected economics and ultimate recoveries per well, assuming success. The Farmin Agreement retains approximately 72% of the original lands, all of which are focused on areas where development can be accelerated.

To that end, the Company will form a technical team with Superb to ensure that each new well is spud within 60 days of rig release on the previously drilled well. The Company has confirmed rig availability in order to spud the first well prior to November 30, 2023. This multilateral horizontal well development strategy is planned to utilize recent drilling advancements allowing for additional lined horizontal sections and additional open hole laterals, with the first well to contain a total of 4 horizontal legs that have allowed other heavy oil operators to see up to 100 - 300 % increases in initial production rates and recovered reserves.

The Company intends to deploy technologically advanced techniques and tools that can also be used in respect of the Farmin Agreement lands and on prospects that the Company continues to pursue in North Africa and the Middle East.