West Siberian to be listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange


West Siberian to be listed on the Stockholm Stock Exchange

The Stockholm Stock Exchange will approve the application from West Siberian
Resources Ltd. (“West Siberian”) to list its SDRs on the Stockholm Stock
Exchange, conditional upon the members of the Board of Directors and management
participating in the obligatory training seminar held by the Stockholm Stock
Exchange. The company will be delisted from First North simultaneously with the
listing on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.

The SDRs will be traded under the ticker symbol “WSIB” on the Stockholm Stock
Exchange and a trading lot will be 1,000 SDRs. The last trading day on First
North is expected to be Tuesday May 22, 2007 and the first day of trading on the
Stockholm Stock Exchange is expected to be Wednesday May 23, 2007. 

Current owners of West Siberian will not need to take any actions in connection
with the listing of West Siberian's SDRs on the Stockholm Stock Exchange.

The past few years have seen Western Siberia expand rapidly, partly through
acquisitions, and the company is now active in three separate oil producing
regions in Russia. Oil reserves, production and earnings have all grown
significantly. West Siberian intends to continue its business expansion and
believes that the new listing on the Stockholm Stock Exchange will enhance its
position for future growth.

The listing prospectus, including the Annual Report for 2006, is available on
West Siberian's website, www.westsiberian.com. 

Carnegie is the financial advisor in the listing process.





For further information:
Maxim Barski, Managing director, West Siberian Resources Ltd., tel. +7 495 956
48 82
Eric Forss, Chairman, West Siberian Resources Ltd., tel. +46 70 523 86 62

Also visit www.westsiberian.com

West Siberian Resources Ltd is an independent oil company active in Russia. West
Siberian´s depository receipts are currently traded at First North of the
Stockholm Stock Exchange under the symbol WSIB.

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