MONUMENTAL ENERGY RESTORES COMMERCIAL PRODUCTION AT COPPER MOKI FIELD, NEW ZEALAND PUMPS WILL BE TURNED UP TO MAXIMUM CAPACITY TO TEST FAVOURABLE FLUSH PRODUCTION

Monumental Energy Corp. has achieved a significant operational milestone with the successful restart of commercial production at its Copper Moki oil field in New Zealand's Taranaki Basin. The company has brought both the Copper Moki-1 and Copper Moki-2 wells back online following the completion of strategic workover operations, with CM-1 currently producing at a stable rate of 100 barrels of oil per day.

The restoration of production represents a critical achievement for Monumental Energy, demonstrating the effectiveness of its workover strategy and the continued viability of the Copper Moki asset. The company's decision to test maximum pump capacity indicates confidence in the reservoir's potential for enhanced production rates during the flush production phase, which typically yields higher initial flow rates following well interventions.

This production restart positions Monumental Energy to generate immediate cash flow from its New Zealand operations while providing valuable reservoir data to optimize future development plans. The successful workover program validates the company's technical approach and suggests potential for similar interventions across other wells in the field. The timing of this production restart is particularly significant as it provides operational momentum and revenue generation capability during current market conditions.