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On May 12, 1997, the Company, through its newly organized subsidiary, American International Petroleum Kazakstan ("AIPK"), entered into an agreement with MED Shipping and Trading S.A. ("MED"), a Liberian corporation with offices in Frankfurt, Germany, to buy from MED, in exchange for a combination of cash and stock, 70% of the stock of MED Shipping Usturt Petroleum Ltd ("MSUP"), a Kazakstan corporation which owns 100% of the working interest in a Kazakstan Concession. The Concession is located about 125 miles from Chevron's multi-billion-barrel Tengiz Oil field near the Caspian Sea, and is bordered to the west by both Oryx/Exxon and Amoco licenses and to the south by an ELF Acquitane license. Preliminary, independent, evaluation indicates potential recoverable reserves from 7 structures in the Concession area from Jurassic Age sandstones. Nine additional structures have been identified but have not been evaluated. |