Be Part of the Next Breakout Oil Story in Namibia’s Orange Basin
Major discoveries: Positioned next to Shell, TotalEnergies, and Galp in one of the world’s hottest oil frontiers.
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Namibia’s Orange Basin has become the most exciting frontier in global oil exploration — with over 20 billion barrels of potential and multiple multi-billion-barrel discoveries made by Shell, TotalEnergies, and Galp in just the past two years. Supernova is positioned right next door.
Why Namibia? Why Now?
Namibia’s offshore Orange Basin is experiencing an unprecedented surge in exploration activity, rapidly evolving into a globally significant oil frontier. For investors, this represents an exceptional early-stage opportunity in a region poised for substantial growth.
Top Reasons Namibia Is Now a Key Oil Exploration Frontier:
Global Oil Demand Rising
Despite the global energy transition, the International Energy Agency forecasts oil demand growth of over 1 million barrels/day in 2025, emphasizing continued reliance on new discoveries.
Fair and Stable Government Commercial Terms
Government actively supports fast-tracking oil and gas developments.
Limited Blocks Available
Few junior exploration companies have secured positions, increasing potential competition and driving up asset values.
Namibia has rapidly become one of the world’s most exciting oil exploration regions, capturing global attention with substantial recent offshore discoveries. In just the past few years, Namibia’s offshore basins—particularly the Orange Basin—have emerged as some of the most promising and under-explored petroleum systems on the planet, closely mirroring the transformational oil discoveries recently seen in Guyana.
Total offshore reserves in Namibia are currently estimated to be around 20 billion barrels of oil, reflecting the tremendous exploration success achieved by some of the world’s leading oil majors.
Major recent discoveries:
TotalEnergies Venus-1X:
~5.1 billion barrels
(Africa’s largest-ever Sub-Saharan find)
Shell Graff-1X:
~2.38 billion barrels
Shell Jonker-1X:
~2.5 billion barrels
Galp Mopane Field:
~10 billion barrels oil equivalent (oil & gas)
Supernova Metals Corp | Block 2712A
Why Invest in Supernova?
Supernova offers a rare opportunity to get in early on one of the most exciting oil exploration stories in the world today. With a low market cap, a world-class technical team, and strategic acreage in Namibia’s booming Orange Basin, the company is perfectly positioned for transformational growth. Backed by proven leadership and operating alongside industry giants like Shell and TotalEnergies, Supernova presents a compelling case for value-driven investors looking for high-upside exposure to the next major offshore oil discovery.
Low Valuation:
- Early-stage valuation (Market Cap: CAD $12.5 million) compared to peers Sintana (CAD $227.7M) and Pancontinental (AUD $130.2M), offering significant upside potential.
Expert Team:
- Experienced leadership with a proven track record.
- Advisory support from energy veterans like Tim O’Hanlon (Tullow Oil) and Adrian Goodisman (Moelis & Co., Scotiabank).
Ideal TIming:
- Positioned at the early stage of Namibia’s rapidly emerging offshore oil boom.
- Unprecedented global interest and increasing demand for new offshore oil discoveries.
Tier-One Neighbours:
- Strategic asset (Block 2712A) in close proximity to major global operators: Shell, TotalEnergies, and Galp Energia.
- Nearby substantial discoveries (Venus, Graff, Jonker, Mopane) de-risk Supernova’s exploration acreage.
Near-Term Newsflow:
- Completion of Independent Technical Report (March 2025).
- Acquisition and interpretation of new high-resolution seismic data throughout 2025.
- Strategic farm-out process targeting major industry partnerships late 2025/early 2026.
Low Valuation:
- Early-stage valuation (Market Cap: CAD $12.5 million) compared to peers Sintana (CAD $227.7M) and Pancontinental (AUD $130.2M), offering significant upside potential.
Expert Team:
- Experienced leadership with a proven track record.
- Advisory support from energy veterans like Tim O’Hanlon (Tullow Oil) and Adrian Goodisman (Moelis & Co., Scotiabank).
Ideal TIming:
- Positioned at the early stage of Namibia’s rapidly emerging offshore oil boom.
- Unprecedented global interest and increasing demand for new offshore oil discoveries.
Tier-One Neighbours:
- Strategic asset (Block 2712A) in close proximity to major global operators: Shell, TotalEnergies, and Galp Energia.
- Nearby substantial discoveries (Venus, Graff, Jonker, Mopane) de-risk Supernova’s exploration acreage.
Near-Term Newsflow:
- Completion of Independent Technical Report (March 2025).
- Acquisition and interpretation of new high-resolution seismic data throughout 2025.
- Strategic farm-out process targeting major industry partnerships late 2025/early 2026.
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Undervalued vs Peers in Orange Basin
Market Cap: CAD $227.7 m
Project History
- Holds an indirect 4.9% stake in PEL 83, covering Blocks 2813A and 2814B in Namibia’s Orange Basin.
- Operated by a subsidiary of Galp Energia, with ongoing exploration campaigns yielding significant discoveries.
- PEL 83 IS where the milti billion barrel discoveries have been made.
Market Cap: AUD $130.2 m
Project History
- Holds a 75% working interest and operatorship in PEL 87, encompassing 10,970 km² in Namibia’s Orange Basin.
- Mar 2025 announced significant prospective resources in PEL 87.
Market Cap: CAD $12.5 m
Project History
- Jan 2025, Supernova acquired NamLith Resources Corp., securing an indirect 8.75% working interest in Block 2712A located in the Orange Basin, offshore Namibia.
- NI 51-101 resource evaluation for Block 2712A Initiated In Feb 2025
Project Similarities
- PEL 83 located near recent significant light oil discoveries, enhancing its exploration potential.
- Focused on offshore exploration in Namibia’s Orange Basin.
- Engages in partnerships with major operators to leverage expertise and resources.
Project Similarities
- PEL 87 situated on-trend with recent giant discoveries by Galp Energia, TotalEnergies, and Shell, indicating high exploration potential.
- Shares offshore focus in Namibia’s Orange Basin with Supernova and Sintana.
- PEL 87’s substantial size offers extensive exploration opportunities.
Project Similarities
- Block 2712A situated adjacent to licenses operated by major energy companies, including Shell, Galp, and TotalEnergies, indicating a high-potential area.
- In the early stages of exploration, focusing on seismic data acquisition and analysis to identify drilling targets.
- Concentrating its efforts on offshore Namibian assets, similar to Sintana and Pancontinental.
Undervalued vs Peers in Orange Basin
Market Cap: CAD $227.7 m
Project History
- Holds an indirect 4.9% stake in PEL 83, covering Blocks 2813A and 2814B in Namibia’s Orange Basin.
- Operated by a subsidiary of Galp Energia, with ongoing exploration campaigns yielding significant discoveries.
- PEL 83 IS where the milti billion barrel discoveries have been made.
Project Similarities
- PEL 83 located near recent significant light oil discoveries, enhancing its exploration potential.
- Focused on offshore exploration in Namibia’s Orange Basin.
- Engages in partnerships with major operators to leverage expertise and resources.
Market Cap: AUD $130.2 m
Project History
- Holds a 75% working interest and operatorship in PEL 87, encompassing 10,970 km² in Namibia’s Orange Basin.
- Mar 2025 announced significant prospective resources in PEL 87.
Project Similarities
- PEL 87 situated on-trend with recent giant discoveries by Galp Energia, TotalEnergies, and Shell, indicating high exploration potential.
- Shares offshore focus in Namibia’s Orange Basin with Supernova and Sintana.
- PEL 87’s substantial size offers extensive exploration opportunities.
Market Cap: CAD $12.5 m
Project History
- Jan 2025, Supernova acquired NamLith Resources Corp., securing an indirect 8.75% working interest in Block 2712A located in the Orange Basin, offshore Namibia.
- NI 51-101 resource evaluation for Block 2712A Initiated In Feb 2025
Project Similarities
- Block 2712A situated adjacent to licenses operated by major energy companies, including Shell, Galp, and TotalEnergies, indicating a high-potential area.
- In the early stages of exploration, focusing on seismic data acquisition and analysis to identify drilling targets.
- Concentrating its efforts on offshore Namibian assets, similar to Sintana and Pancontinental.
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