Montreal, Quebec--(Newsfile Corp. - December 20, 2018) - Manganese X Energy Corp. (TSXV: MN) (FSE: 9SC2) (TRADEGATE: 9SC2) (OTC Pink: SNCGF )(the "Company") is pleased to announce that 2018 was again a year of significant growth for the Company with advancements at its Battery Hill manganese property; the acquisition of its Peter Lake copper-nickel-cobalt property; as well as strategic corporate financing and the purchase of 15% in Mountain Springs Oil and Gas Limited (MSOG) with the opportunity of obtaining an additional 10% of MSOG upon Board approval.
The Company anticipates potential cash flow during 2019 from dividends generated by its interest in MSOG, which would enable Manganese X the opportunity through the anticipated MSOG dividends to finance the Peter Lake property during 2019 and beyond. In addition, this cash flow will also allow Manganese X the ability to further advance the Battery Hill project, while advancing its strategy of supplying value added manganese materials to the fast-growing North American lithium ion battery market for electric vehicles (EV) and other alternative energy markets.
Manganese X has recently been informed by MSOG that an additional oil and gas acquisition is being pursued and is in near completion. MSOG also reported that negotiations with Schlumberger are advanced and at the legal stage. Once completed, this deal would implement their innovative Schlumberger Heal System to potentially expand production and revenues from existing production wells.
Martin Kepman, CEO of Manganese X states, "Due to the volatile fluctuations of the world oil and gas commodity markets and prices, it has taken MSOG longer than anticipated to complete its first acquisition. It is our hope that the oil and gas property acquisition will be completed in early 2019."
Commodity price update: Manganese has increased 16.7% during the year and has performed very well among the minor metals sector.
Highlights of 2018 Activities
Manganese X Energy 2019 Strategies and Goals
The Company's strategy is to leverage the potential cash flow from dividends generated by its interest in MSOG's oil and gas production wells, to advance the Battery Hill manganese and Peter Lake copper-nickel-cobalt projects, as well as other advanced opportunities identified. Some specific goals for 2019 are listed below:
About Manganese X Energy
Manganese X Energy's mission is to acquire and advance high potential manganese prospects located in North America with the intent of supplying value added materials to the lithium ion battery and other alternative energy industries as well as the steel industry. In addition our company is striving to achieve new methodologies emanating from environmentally friendly green/zero emissions, while processing manganese at a lower competitive cost.
For more information, visit the website at www.manganesexenergycorp.com.
ON BEHALF OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Martin Kepman
CEO and Director
martin@kepman.com
1-514-802-1814
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