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MENA Hydrocarbons, Inc. SKNAF

"MENA Hydrocarbons Inc was incorporated on May 11, 2010. The Company is engaged in oil and gas exploration, development and acquisition of properties in the Mediterranean and Middle Eastern regions. The Company's current assets include Egypt: Lagia and Syria: Block IX."


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Comment by BennyFarmson Feb 05, 2013 11:09am
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BIG Upside Was $100M MCap Last Year

BIG Upside Was $100M MCap Last Year

 

The Company Paid $13.5 Million in Cash and issued 65 Million shares for a 100% Interest in Lagia Oil Field. Last Year at this time the Market Cap of MNH stood over $100 Million Dollars.

Lagia Development Lease (100% Working Interest)

Lagia Development lease is located on the western flank of the Sinai Peninsula, adjacent to the Gulf of Suez. Four wells were drilled there between 1949 and 2000 that discovered the Lagia oilfield. Three analogous producing oil fields are located on-trend approximately 25km north of the Lagia block (GPC?s Sudr, Asl and Matarma oilfields).

Geologically, Lagia field lies in the prolific Gulf of Suez rift basin where late Tertiary extension caused faulting that provides a structural component to the oil trapping at Lagia. The Lagia oil is trapped in porous sandstones of the Nukhul Formation which is interpreted to be an alluvial fan deposit of Miocene age.



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