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To: LaShark who wrote (1109)7/8/1999 10:36:00 AM
From: alan holman  Respond to of 1358
 
Thursday July 8, 9:31 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

New Acquisitions of Significant Oil and Gas Production
Projects Completed by Ambra Resources Group

VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 8, 1999--Ambra Resources Group Inc. (OTC BB:ABRG -
news) and 50% owned partner, Venture Oil & Gas Inc., have entered into an agreement to undertake operations on the Red
River Bayou Unit of Red River Parish, La. This 7,300 acre project consists of 127 wells of which 57 are oil production
wells and 70 are water injection wells. The project will be implemented in several phases. In Phase One, remediation work
will begin on five wells. After testing these wells for a period of time, additional wells will be remediated and placed back
into production.

Ambra will own a 75% working interest before payout and Venture will own a 25% bpo interest. After payout of each phase,
the project will be owned 50% by each partner. It is expected that production from the first five wells will provide revenues
for the project's full remediation and development. After completely remediating the Red River Bayou Unit, Venture and
Ambra expect daily production of oil to range from 500 to 700 Barrels.

Ambra Resources Group and Venture Oil & Gas have acquired State Lease ''9798'', well No.2 in Lake Washington Field,
Plaquemines Parish, La. Remediation of this well is expected to be completed within three weeks. After initial testing, the
companies expect daily oil production to range from 80 to 100 Barrels with approximately 300 Thousand cubic feet of gas
per day. Ambra Resources and Venture Oil and Gas own a 75% working interest in this project.

In Charenton Field, St. Mary's Parish, La., Ambra Resources and Venture O & G are negotiating to acquire working interests
in five oil wells where three wells are presently producing 40 Barrels per day. The companies plan to rework three of the
five wells. It is anticipated that new oil production will be in the range of 220 Barrels per day with approximate gas flows of
200 Thousand cubic feet of gas per day. This new acquisition is due to close in the next thirty days.

Ambra Resources Group and 50% owned partner, Venture Oil and Gas have arranged the immediate laying of gas flow lines
to connect the State Lease ''9800'' No. 1 Well, Bastian Bay Field in Plaquemines Parish, La., to existing pipelines and expect
initial sales to occur within two weeks. Testing has indicated a flow rate of between 2.5 to 3.0 Million cubic feet of gas per
day.

The aggressive acquisition of surplus oil and gas production projects by Ambra Resources Group is designed to take
advantage of the timely opportunities that presently exist in the petroleum industry. The company is pleased that it can
implement its growth strategy to enhance shareholder value by these acquisitions and will continue to report news worthy
developments on a timely basis.

By the Board of Directors, John M. Hickey, President.

Contact:

Ambra Resources Group Inc., Vancouver
Investor Relations, 800/698-3377 or 604/669-2723
ambraresources.com



To: LaShark who wrote (1109)7/8/1999 2:14:00 PM
From: Bugsy  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 1358
 
This is very good news IMO. Now we need to see the $$$ from all these recent deals. The stock will follow. Looks very good for the near future. Bad timing with the OTC screwed up but eventually the stock price will rise. I did hear a rumor that this is the 1st of 5 press releases due to come out in the very near future. I hope the other releases will have the $$$ from the Canadian wells that are producing. Also the big well in La. should be producing some revenue now. I have to believe that the stock price is undervalued at this time. I won't be selling anytime soon.

Regards