Treaty Energy Corporation is a profit and growth-oriented energy company focused on utilizing strategies and techniques that maximize crude oil and natural gas recoveries in volume as well as investment dollars spent. Treaty’s acquisition and development plan is well defined and crucial to this process.

Our goal is targeting only acquisitions of properties with production capabilities and proven reserves; factors that our team’s expertise can utilize for enhanced, more effective and greater ultimate production.
By taking the “value-added” approach and staying away from the huge costs and high risks of exploration activities, Treaty builds production base and drillable proven reserves that translate to strong growth of stock value.
A disciplined management team, attractive and growing asset base, and experienced operating personnel allows Treaty Energy to focus on multifaceted activities that will continue to reduce risk and maximize shareholder value.

Treaty Energy is an excellent opportunity for investors seeking a short and/or long-term investment.

The management team in place at Treaty is committed to delivering stability and future growth for its investors. The company’s board of directors currently consists of three executives with experience and expertise that support the growth and stability of Treaty Energy now and in the future. As Treaty grows, this team will be expanded and enhanced to maximize the fulfillment of the company’s goals.

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We strive to:

• Acquire and fully develop Oil & Gas leases in Louisiana, Tennessee and Kansas, and several additional properties that are being evaluated, that meet our strategic plan for growth.

• Drive growth via careful study and continued acquisitions of Oil & Gas leases that are cohesive and beneficial to the Treaty Plan criteria.

• Follow development and operations plans that utilize equipment and techniques that will produce every recoverable barrel or Mcf of gas possible from our project properties and stop common practices that leave large volumes of reserves as unrecoverable and wasted.

• Ongoing evaluations of all projects and moving properties that no longer meet the Treaty Plan, to other entities that can benefit from them.