The AIM-listed Sefton Resources (SER.L) was flying sky-high since last November as it finished the first quarter 2008 four-well drilling programme at its Tapia oil field in California.The group, which also has assets in Kansas, said its wholly owned subsidiary TEG Oil and Gas USA, Inc will initiate a pilot steam programme on 20 March on two wells at its Yule lease.
It said today's results are particularly exciting since these wells extend TEG USA's productive area of the Tapia field.
Sefton admitted that that recent drilling since November 2007 significantly stepped-up cash flow and the four additional wells should add to this progress.

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"We are extremely pleased that, with successful drilling results at Tapia and improved cash flow, Sefton and its subsidiaries are now in the position of being able to be flexible in deciding how to complete the full development of Tapia field, further develop Eureka Canyon field, and initiate a pilot drilling programme within its Kansas CBM acreage," said boss Jim Ellerton.
The group admits though that the most most significant event, however, for Sefton last year was the signing of an agreement with the Bank of the West for a $10m line of credit. Sefton has started to drawn down an initial $1.5m, which will be invested in the development program at Tapia. The Tapia oil field is the major source of production and revenue for our wholly owned subsidiary, TEG USA.
It looks as if the company's stock took-off for another record. Isn't too late to get on board? To some degree, it is, but the company has proved to be a serious player in this field and I believe there some more sunny days coming for Sefton Resources.
At the time of editing this article, the stock was up 6.67% since previous closing and was trading at a price of 8.00p.
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