A HUBCO group company has put a new Sindh well on stream. Prime Global Energies Limited commissioned Lundali-1 in the Sukhpur-II concession and recorded first gas on 6 September 2026.
The well is flowing about 10 million standard cubic feet of gas a day. Wellhead pressure stands at 2,000 psi, and the gas is already moving into the Sui Southern Gas Company Limited network.
Who Operates The Sukhpur-II Block
Prime Global Energies is the operator of Sukhpur-II, also listed as Block 2568-23. It holds a 25 percent working interest in the joint venture.
Oil and Gas Development Company Limited and Mari Energies Limited each hold 30 percent. Turkish Petroleum Overseas Company Limited holds the remaining 15 percent.
Prime Global is a wholly owned subsidiary of Prime International Oil and Gas Company Limited. Prime itself is a joint venture of Hub Power Holdings Limited, a wholly owned unit of The Hub Power Company Limited.
How Quickly The Licence Turned Into Production
The Petroleum Concession Agreement and Exploration Licence for Sukhpur-II became effective on 2 December 2025. After the award, the partners sped up work in the block.
Lundali-1 had been drilled under an earlier joint venture. The present partners then completed commissioning and brought the well onto production.
The block sits in the Kirthar Foldbelt Basin in Sindh, roughly 270 kilometres north of Karachi. Prime already runs nearby fields and processing plants, which helps move new gas into the system with less delay.
What The Flow Rate Means For The Grid
Ten million standard cubic feet a day is a modest but useful addition. Pakistan still leans on imported fuel when domestic fields decline, so every new cubic foot of local gas matters.
Supply to SSGC means the volume can reach industrial and household customers in the southern network. The high wellhead pressure also suggests the well is delivering under strong reservoir conditions at start-up.
HUBCO framed the result as part of a wider push for indigenous hydrocarbons. The group began as an independent power producer and later moved into oil and gas through Prime after acquiring former Eni assets in Pakistan.
Why This Milestone Matters Beyond One Well
First gas is not the same as a full field development. It does show that the new licence was not left idle and that existing well stock can still be monetised.
Prime has been adding acreage through bid rounds, including Sukhpur and other onshore blocks. Bringing Lundali-1 online so soon after the December 2025 licence date is a signal that the operator intends to keep that pace.
For HUBCO shareholders, the disclosure sits in a familiar pattern: material updates on Prime’s upstream work, filed under the Securities Act, 2015 and the exchange rule book. For the country, it is a small, concrete step toward more local molecules and slightly less imported energy.
The partners have not published reserves, a longer production forecast, or a full development plan for Sukhpur-II. Those details will decide whether Lundali-1 is a one-well story or the start of a larger contribution from the block.
Until then, the facts on the table are simple. The well is on, the gas is flowing, and SSGC is taking it.