HOUSTON, April 17, 2006 (PRIMEZONE) -- Stonebridge Resources Exploration, Ltd. (Pink Sheets:SBRX) announced today that it will sponsor a national gas giveaway contest aimed at generating brand awareness for the company among domestic general market and investor audiences.
Dubbed the Stonebridge Resources "Great Gas Giveaway," the contest will be supported by an aggressive radio campaign in key markets across the United States. Contest participants will be asked to register at www.thegascontest.com and guess the closing spot price of a barrel of light sweet crude oil on the New York Mercantile Exchange on May 31, 2006. One grand prize winner will receive free gas purchases for a year in the form of a U.S. $2,500 gas card.
The participant who guesses the actual price correctly will be deemed the winner, and in the event no participant guesses said price, the participant who comes closest will be declared the winner. In the event of a tie, a drawing will be held and one grand prize winner will be announced. Entries must be received by Friday, May 19, 2006.
Full contest details are available at www.thegascontest.com.
"Stonebridge Resources is aggressively positioning itself for leadership in the oil and gas space," said Stonebridge Chairman Dr. Steve Van Hauen, Jr. "Coupled with our ongoing exploration and sales activity, we believe national promotions, such as this contest, are low-cost ways to achieve national brand awareness as well as investor interest in our company."
About Stonebridge Resources Exploration, Ltd.
Stonebridge Resources Exploration, Ltd., http://www.otcsbrx.com, is primarily engaged in the acquisition and development of oil and gas assets in continental North America. Stonebridge intends to continue to acquire in the oil and gas field and hopes to rework the new assets with technology to increase production and expand reserves.
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