Cardinal Moves Its Corporate Offices to Abilene, Texas
DUBLIN, OH - (NewMediaWire) - June 10, 2015 - Cardinal Energy Group, Inc. (
"The move is taking place during the course of this week," remarks Timothy Crawford, CEO of Cardinal. "Our Albany, Texas regional field office continues to serve as the operations base for our fields in north-central Texas. We decided that since we have sold all of our California and Ohio oil and gas assets, our administration should be based in Abilene to facilitate improved communications and further buttress CEGX's focus on oil and gas development opportunities in Texas. Abilene is an historic oil town with a well-established oil culture and mature infrastructure. Also, there is a substantial selection of seasoned oil and gas executive candidates for our workforce as we continue to grow our operations in Texas. We are considering many opportunities in Texas that are becoming available to us due to the industry downturn. It will be much simpler to take advantage of these opportunities from our new Abilene headquarters."
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About Cardinal Energy Group, Inc. Cardinal Energy Group, Inc. is an environmentally responsible energy company principally engaged in the acquisition, development and production of crude oil. Cardinal's strategy is to increase reserves and production through the exploitation of oil and natural gas properties with high emphasis on known formations with significant proven reserves remaining that can be produced economically. The company's properties and development efforts are located primarily in the continental United States. More information on Cardinal Energy Group, Inc. is available at www.cegx.us
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