Boomerang Oil, Inc. in Final Financing Negotiations for Multiple Well Drilling Program Including Ellenburger to 8300+ Feet

TORONTO, ON–(Marketwired – Nov 19, 2015) – Boomerang Oil, Inc. (the “Company” or “Boomerang”) (CSE: BOI) (FSE: 0B9) today announced that it is in financing negotiations with a private oil financing firm. The scope of the financing would allow the Company to drill up to 4 wells including Ellenburger to 8300 feet, Waddell to 7800 feet and Wolfcamp to 6300 feet as part of its J.B. Tubb property agreement.

The J.B. Tubb property is a multiple-pay horizon lease package located in Ward and Jones Counties, Texas and a part of the Sandy Hills Crawar Field (Tubb) strata / horizon noted as one of the highest producing Permian Basin oil fields since 1993.

“The significant drop in Oil pricing in the past year certainly put a hold on financing the development of Oil fields, however there now seems to be renewed interest for worthy projects like our Ellenburger targets,” said Boomerang Oil’s CEO Dennis Alexander, who added, “We will announce the terms and source of this financing once all parties have signed off on the binding term sheet that is currently under negotiations.”

About Boomerang

The Company is an oil and gas producer engaged in the acquisition of oil and gas properties and assets principally within the United States of America. The Company is currently operating within Texas and has a compliant NI 51-101 Reserve Estimate. The Company’s business model is to acquire existing oil fields with proven reserves and to rehabilitate oilfields with potentially high throughput.

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