Apparently, someone at Dolmen who created this specific table has mixed up some informations. Falcon's has 50% partnership with NIS, and that partnership applies only to the shallow Algyo formation that contains an estimated minimum 340 BCF of gas.

On the other hand Falcon has 100% interest in the deeper formations that contains 44 TCF of gas. Somehow this info never got in the table. As for Australia, those figures are in TCF's. As for the Karoo it's anybody's guess.

Anyway, all information can be found in the main body of the report.

Hungarian potential attracts major regional player

In Hungary the company holds a licence for the Mako Trough, an area 5km from the giant Algyo Field (2.5TCF plus 220mmbo produced). The area is already transected by existing gas pipelines and an independent review by RPS has estimated recoverable resource potential of 44tcf and 100mmbbl. Seven wells have been drilled on the licence, encountering 3km of hydrocarbon bearing rocks. Falcon recently announced a 50% JV with Naftna Industrija Srbije (NIS) where the latter will pay $1.5m upfront with a final payment of $2.75m due to earn a 50% stake in the Algyo play. NIS is committed, subject to a favourable tax ruling from the Hungarian Government, to drill three wells, the first to commence in Q113, with results expected in February 2013. The company is also in discussions with potential Farm in candidates for the deep Mako Trough, which could lead to the re-entry and testing of the Mako 7 and Mako 4 wells.