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Cantex Energy Corp. (Pink Sheets: CTXE), is pleased to announce
today it, in partnership with Big Canyon Energy, has entered into an
Exploration & Development Agreement with Slawson Exploration, Inc.,
based in Wichita, Kansas to operate and own working interests in the Big
Canyon Prospect area (“Prospect area”) in the West Texas Overthrust, Val
Verde Basin, Terrell County, Texas.
Per the Agreement, Slawson Exploration will earn a 45% working interest
in operating the project, which covers an initial 17,151 acres of
prospective natural gas lease held by Big Canyon Energy and 7,680 acres
of lease option.
Beyond the lease and option coverage, the total Area Of Mutual Interest
(AMI) between the parties includes approximately 89,929 acres. Cantex
Energy has the right to participate throughout the AMI based upon
Cantex’s payment of future pro rata drilling and any additional
lease/option costs.
Big Canyon Energy et al retains a 39.375% working interest with Cantex
Energy holding the remaining 15.625% working interest. Provisions within
the Agreement include fully executed pipeline rights-of-way (13.5 miles)
for tie-ins to the natural gas collection, processing and distribution
network in the area.
The parties are now reviewing the historical seismic and related data
for selection of the first two wildcat drill sites. The parties may
propose additional participation by other major and independent
operators within the trend.
“We have been diligent in our process to align ourselves with the most
reputable party possible to assist us with fostering the components and
ingredients necessary to execute our business plans,” Trace Maurin,
President and CEO of Cantex Energy Corp. said. “Cantex Energy’s
engagement with Slawson Exploration will play an essential role in the
aggressive galvanization of our Big Canyon Prospect area, and we look
forward to benefiting from Slawson’s vast experience and depth of
management for which they have been so widely recognized.”
About the West Texas (Ouachita) Thrust (WTO) and Big Canyon Prospect
The prospect is located in Terrell County, TX, along the Ouachita
Overthrust, a geologic trend that extends from Texas east/northeast
through Oklahoma and Arkansas, where it is prolific. The West Texas
(Ouachita) Thrust has been in production since the 1970’s as a marginal
play, only recently becoming one of North America’s most prolific new
natural gas trends as a result of seismic imaging and drilling
technology improvements.
Cantex Energy earned the right to participate in the Big Canyon Prospect
by funding and deploying a state-of-the-art seismic study of the
prospect area in 2004-2005. Seismic interpretation of the new data
suggests the presence of at least 5 large imbricate fault closures,
covering perhaps more than 10 square miles, highly similar to the
character of Pinon Field in Pecos County, TX, approximately 40 miles
northwest of and on-trend with Big Canyon Prospect. Sandridge Energy
Inc., (NYSE: SD) operates Pinon Field, and reports an estimated ultimate
recovery (EUR) within Pinon Field of over 5 trillion cubic feet (TCF)
natural gas.
Big Canyon Prospect is further set-up by the presence of potentially
commercial quantities of natural gas as close as approximately 5 miles
from the leasehold, and within the AMI, a discovery well drilled in 2004
by Sandridge’s predecessor Riata Energy, which flowed almost 2 million
cubic feet per day on a 16/64 production choke. This “show” is believed
to have occurred within the objective thrusted Pinon Field-type Caballos
reservoirs.
Pending working interest decisions and actions, the companies expects to
participate in two exploratory wells, testing the presence of
potentially significant reserves of natural gas on 2 of the 5 imbricate
closures within the Big Canyon Prospect next year, 2009.
About Slawson Exploration, Inc.
As an aggressive oil and natural gas exploration firm, Slawson
Exploration, Inc. focuses on risk-reduction technological advantages in
time-tested, prolific geologic provinces, delivering greater returns for
investors. For more information about Slawson Exploration, Inc., please
visit their website at www.slawsoncompanies.com.
About Cantex Energy
Cantex Energy Corp. is an independent, managed risk, oil and gas
exploration, development, and production company headquartered in San
Antonio, Texas. The Company's additional focus is the optimal
exploitation and development of approximately 1,200 acres known as the
West Ant Hills Prospect located in Niobrara County Wyoming.
Cantex Energy Corp. is a Non-Reporting Company, quoted on the Pink
Sheets, having filed a Form 211 pursuant to Rule 15c211 under the
Exchange Act, with the NASD Compliance Unit. For real-time quotes, how
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Purchasing shares in Cantex Energy Corp. involves a speculative
investment with substantial risks, and although the Company intends to
use its best efforts to enhance the value of the shares, there is no
assurance that the Company's operations will be successful. For more
information about Cantex Energy Corp. (Pink Sheets: CTXE) please contact
Barry Gross, Gross Capital, Inc., Phone: 361-949-4999, or visit the
Company’s website at www.cantexenergy.com.
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