Titas gas field is located some 100 Km away to the direction of northern-east from capital city of Bangladesh, Dhaka. It lies at the skirt of the Brahmanbaria district town. This field was discovered by Pakistan Shell Oil Company in 1962. The structure is an elongate north-south asymmetrical anticline measuring about 19x10 square km with a vertical closure of 500m. As per latest official re-estimation, total recoverable gas reserve of Titas gas field is 6,367 billion cubic feet (BCF).  Commercial gas production from this field was commenced in 1968  and till  April 30, 2012 total 3427.428 billion cubic feet gas or 53.38%  of reserves has been recovered.

Out of total 16 (sixteen) nos. gas wells drilled so far in this field 7 (seven) are vertical wells and the remaining 9 (nine) are deviated wells. The wells are spread (surface location) at 6 (six) different locations stretched over about 8 km distance. In April 2012, average 452.118 million cubic feet of gas is produced daily from 15 wells of this field and processing through 5 nos. glycol dehydration and 6 nos. Low Temperature Separation (LTS) type process plants and  supplied to the transmission pipelines of Titas Gas Transmission & Distribution Co. Ltd. (TGTDCL) and Gas Transmission Company Ltd. (GTCL). Condensate produced (379 bbl per day on an average) with gas as by-product is fractionated into MS (Petrol) and HSD (Diesel) through two fractionation plants and the products are being supplied to Padma Oil Company Ltd. for marketing. Present average condensate/gas ratio of this field is 0.839 bbl/million cubic feet and water/gas ratio is 0.800 bbl/million cubic feet (excluding well no Titas 12). Titas well no.3 was Plugged & Abandoned by snubbing operation on 21.1.2008 to prevent gas seepage from nearby locality.