Green Dragon exceeds 2015 exit production rate target of 12.0 BCFPY (Scandinavian Oil-Gas Magazine)

Green Dragon exceeds 2015 exit production rate target of 12.0 BCFPY

Published Jan 4, 2016

Green Dragon Gas Ltd. has exceeded its 2015 year end exit rate gross production target of 12.0 BCFPY by delivering an actual 2015 exit rate of 12.12 BCFPY.

In addition, and remaining consistent with previous years, the Company intends to make a full Operations Update in early February. The Operations Update will provide operational guidance for 2016 and will include a comprehensive status report on progress made on the Company's infrastructure for continued increases in production and gas sales.

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