Stealth Energy Inc. : Completion of Oil Well

Stealth Energy Inc. to complete oil well on Heath prospective leases

2011-04-29

VANCOUVER, BC, April 29, 2011 (Press-News.org) Stealth Energy Inc. (the "Company") is pleased to report that well 7-1 Dexter, in Musselshell County, which was previously drilled and reported on 20 Dec. 2010, has been scheduled for completion on 4 May 2011. The Company has experienced some frustration with obtaining a traditional 'frac' due to the current intense demand for this process.

Management has decided to use "Radial Drilling Technology" ("RDT") to potentially put the well into production. RDT is a relatively new completion technology which provides increased exposure to natural formation fractures and may provide more 'control' that, considering the geology for this particular well, is an advantage. The Company has prepared information regarding RDT on its website which can be accessed here: http://www.stealthenergy.ca/projects/radial_drilling_technology.

Stealth Energy Inc.
John Campbell
President

Stealth Energy Inc. is a producing oil & gas company with its field office in Billings, Montana, USA. The company develops its own properties and continues to seek and make acquisitions, primarily within Montana and Wyoming.

Website: http://www.stealthenergy.ca

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