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Mon, November 21, 2011
Cambrian Adds an Additional 191 Acres to Existing Oil Leasehold
November 21, 2011 08:28 ET
Cambrian Adds an Additional 191 Acres to Existing Oil Leasehold
LEXINGTON, KY--(Marketwire - Nov 21, 2011) - Cambrian Systems (CAMS) (
The Jefferson lease has seven open hole wells that are in very close proximity to the wells on the Tom Davis lease. They look to be approximately 500 feet deep on average and likely contain oil from the same formation as those the Company has already bail tested on the Tom Davis lease.
Alex Ipanag, President, stated, "After we received the exceptionally good bail test results from the Tom Davis lease we made immediate efforts to tie up any sizable neighboring parcels of land. This is a major step toward our goal of establishing a large leasehold in this immediate area."
The company will make every effort to keep their shareholders updated as they continue working on their current leases and strive to add additional leases to their portfolio.
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