ASX/Media Release 20th November 2014 Pantheon Resources Plc Melbourne, 20th November 2014 - Argo Exploration Ltd ("Argo"; ASX Code 'AXT') would like to refer to the announcement by Pantheon Resources Plc ("Pantheon") to the London Stock Exchange (AIM - Quoted) in relation to a company update on Proposed Drilling Activity.

Argo continues to hold 7,000,000 fully paid ordinary shares in Pantheon. The value of Argo's investment

in Pantheon is $A2.42m as at the date of this announcement.

Jay Cheatham CEO of Pantheon stated, "Last month I stated that this is one of the most exciting plays that I have been involved with in my long career. This view remains unchanged. Recent weakness in the oil price only serves to highlight the attractiveness of this project given the outstanding reservoir quality believed to exist in the Eagleford/Woodbine sandstone, which is an order of magnitude superior to that of the typical shale plays in North America. When combined with our proximity to infrastructure and the favourable economic terms that exist in the state of Texas, our wells are projected to be profitable at oil prices below US$50 per barrel."

The Board of Argo firmly believe that should this drilling enjoy some success, then this should provide material capital appreciation for Argo shareholders.

For further information please contact:

Andrew Van Der Zwan Chris Martin

Executive Director Non-Executive Director

Telephone (03) 9692 7222

Or visit the website www.argoexploration.com.au

Press release 19 November 2014

Pantheon Resources plc

Company Update

Pantheon Resources plc ("Pantheon" or "the Company"), the AIM-quoted oil and gas company with a 50% working interest in several projects within Tyler and Polk Counties, East Texas, is pleased to provide the following operational update.

Proposed Drilling Activity

The Joint Venture ("JV") has now commenced the process of identifying and tendering for a suitable rig for the drilling of the first well (the "LP Offset well") on its Tyler County project, East Texas. The prospect has a gross estimated P50 prospective resource (recoverable) of 53 Mmboe (millions of barrels of oil equivalent) (Pantheon 50%) and it is estimated that this well will spud in 1Q 2015. Upon completion of this well, it is the intention to commence preparations for the drilling of the second well in the programme, on new Prospect A, located adjacent to the prolific Double A Wells field in Polk County. The new Prospect A has a gross estimated P50 prospective resource (recoverable) of 58
Mmboe (Pantheon 50%).
The LP Offset well contains two separate and independent targets. The primary target is the Eagleford/Woodbine sandstone formation, which is geologically analogous to the prolific Double A Wells field located nearby. The JV's confidence in this target is reinforced because the proposed well location directly offsets the LP2 well, which has been producing from this same Eagleford/Woodbine formation for over eight years.
The secondary target in the LP Offset well is the shallower Austin Chalk formation. The Austin Chalk was confirmed to be present in both the offsetting LP2 well, and also the VRU#1 well drilled by the JV in 2009. The well will be drilled vertically to penetrate the primary target and is not expected to require artificial stimulation (fracking). If the primary Eagleford/Woodbine Sandstone target is successful, it is expected that the well will be produced from this formation. If however this primary target is unsuccessful, then the lower zone will be plugged and a horizontal section will be drilled to intercept the shallower Austin Chalk formation.
The selection of the optimum rig for drilling the LP Offset well is an extremely important one due to the high pressures that are expected to be encountered, involving a comprehensive analysis of various factors including availability, mechanical characteristics, service history and quality/experience of the crew.
The JV believes that one outcome of the recent declines in oil prices will be an increased availability of rigs and a reduction in costs and the JV is in active communication with a number of drilling companies to secure the optimum rig as soon as it becomes available.
Jay Cheatham, CEO of Pantheon, stated, "Last month I stated that this is one of the most exciting plays that I have been involved with in my long career. This view remains unchanged. Recent weakness in the oil price only serves to highlight the attractiveness of this project given the outstanding reservoir quality believed to exist in the Eagleford/Woodbine sandstone, which is an order of magnitude superior to that of the typical shale plays in North America. When combined with our proximity to infrastructure and the favourable economic terms that exist in the state of Texas, our wells are projected to be profitable at oil prices below US$50 per barrel."
Bobby Gray, Managing Partner of Vision Gas Resources LLC (Operator), stated, "We have invested a number of years getting this project to this advanced stage and developing a unique understanding of the Eagleford/Woodbine sandstones via a rigorous analysis of well cores and well data. In addition, we are very excited about drilling our first well of the new campaign, expected for 1Q 2015. We are active in the rig market on behalf of the JV, with the sole purpose of identifying the optimum rig for our requirements."
Further information:
Pantheon Resources plc +44 20 7484 5359
Jay Cheatham, CEO
Justin Hondris, Director, Finance and Corporate Development
For further information on Pantheon Resources plc, see the website at:
www.pantheonresources.com
In accordance with the AIM Rules - Note for Mining and Oil & Gas Companies - June 2009, the information contained in this announcement has been reviewed and signed off by Jay Cheatham, a qualified Chemical & Petroleum Engineer, who has over 40 years' relevant experience within the sector. The technical disclosure in this announcement complies with the SPE/WPC standard.

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