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With oil prices hitting all time highs
and people feeling the effects via their
heating bills and at the gas pump, who
do you think stands to make a killing?
It's investors who own stock in oil
companies! Companies like Unicorp.
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UCPI's STRATEGY:
• To
be the operator of the projects in which the company is involved
wherever possible
• To engage in a continuing program of relatively low risk
yet high potential exploration projects in the proven petroleum
basins of TX, LA and MS
• To develop fully the company's current and future acreage
positions and drilling inventory
• To acquire existing reserves and production that meet the
company's stringent investment criteria, thereby contributing to
an ongoing exploitation program. |
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Read the latest news and you can
easily see why you should consider
owning an oil producing stock like UCPI
(trading at around 10 cents a share).
Here are a fraction of yesterday's news
headlines:
1) Oil gushes to another new high: Crude
oil prices rose to new highs near $112
US dollars a barrel as plunging stock
markets prompted investors to plough
more money into commodities.
2) Oil hits record over $111 a barrel as
dollar slumps: Crude oil prices have
jumped about 16 percent so far this year
in part because of a steep decline in
the U.S. dollar -- a factor that has
supported the nominal value of all
commodities priced in the currency. Oil
analysts have said they expect oil's
inverse relationship with the dollar to
last until there are significant signs
that underlying commodities demand is
eroding because of the U.S. economic
slowdown.
3) Oil price leap catches out the
experts: ...Longer-term there are clear
reasons for oil prices to remain high.
Production from ageing oil provinces
like the North Sea is declining quicker
than expected, while new projects are
taking longer to come on stream. The
500,000 barrel per day Khursaniyah field
in Saudi Arabia, for example, was due to
begin pumping oil at the start of this
year but has been hit by repeated
delays.
4) Shell running low after
complications: Shell pumped far more oil
than it discovered last year after its
reserves were severely depleted by
complications in Russia and Nigeria.
Shell is poised to cut its reserve
figures for 2007 by more than 1bn
barrels as a result of the
complications.
WE COULD GO ON AND ON! The bottom line
is this; UCPI has projects that are
actually producing OIL and generating
revenues! In addition, while Triple
Digit oil prices continue to spike, UCPI
production continues Triple Digit
Year-Over-Year Growth!
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Investors,
Unicorp Inc. Is The One To Watch.
In fact:
The company has projects that are
actually producing
and generating
revenues!
UCPI reported in February 2008 a 257%
Growth in Proved Reserves Representing
In Excess of $20 M, while the company's
market cap is less then $10M.
For the nine months ended September 30,
2007, the Company generated revenue from
the sale of
and natural gas of
$1,771,180, an increase of $1,206,685
(214%) over the prior year period.
Revenue from the sale of
was
$1,323,628 for the 2007 period compared
to $564,495 for the 2006 period.
While Triple Digit
prices continue
to spike, UCPI production continues
Triple Digit Year-Over-Year Growth! |
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Today's Breaking News - After the market closed 3/17/08
Unicorp announces Plans to Recomplete its Initial Well in its Cayuga Prospect in the Georgetown Formation!
Having recently announced a 257% growth in proved reserves, Unicorp Inc. (OTCBB: UCPI) should have investors monitoring the stock closely. Yesterday after the markets closed, the company, an upstream U.S. oil and gas company, issued a press release announcing that it plans to recomplete its initial well in the Georgetown formation on its North Cayuga prospect located in Henderson County, Texas.
This is great news for UCPI! The recompletion will be comprised of perforations in numerous lobes of the Georgetown formation between the depths of 6,000 to 5,600 feet and is scheduled to commence within the next two weeks. The Georgetown formation has been known to be productive in this area. The Easter Seals Well No. 1-R was originally drilled to a total depth of approximately 9,000 feet to initially test the Rodessa formation. The Rodessa formation was found to be productive but uneconomical to produce. Unicorp has a 21% before payout working interest and an approximate 16% after payout working interest in this prospect.
Investors looking to benefit from the energy sector are going to watch this one closely! In other recent news, the company recently announced a 257% growth in proved reserves. The PV10 value (net present value discounted at 10%) of these reserves using commodity pricing at the close of business on the final trading day of 2007 as per Securities and Exchange Commission guidelines was in excess of $20.5 million, an increase of 454% over the PV10 value as of December 31, 2006. |
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Investors, if you haven t heard the name
Unicorp, Inc. is an upstream U.S. oil
and
gas
company engaged in the search for and sale of
oil
and
gas
reserves through both exploratory
drilling and the acquisition of producing
properties. Unicorp s objective is to cost
efficiently develop these properties and market
the oil
and
gas
production at the wellhead.
Unicorp is
strategically focused along the Texas Gulf
Coast,
East Texas and South Louisiana in areas of
developed infrastructure and established
markets!
In Fact, the company operates in two of the
TOP 5
producing states. According to
the Energy Information Administration s website,
Texas
is the leading crude oil-producing state in the
Nation, with
Louisiana
ranking fourth!
Oil broke an inflation-adjusted record
set in 1980, and the persistent rise in
oil prices that has taken a
barrel of
crude to a once-unthinkable $111 has
become a reality! |
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The need to increase domestic oil production is a
MUST, and with producing wells
in production, the time to see Unicorp (OTCBB: UCPI) is NOW! |
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