Granite Energy, Inc. Announces Drilling Completion on CardShark Prospect.

'TigerShark #2-12 Drilled to Total Depth of approximately 4,300 feet'

SALT LAKE CITY -- Granite Energy, Inc. (OTC: GNGI) (the Company), today announced the completion of drilling operations on the TigerShark #2-12 well, located on the CardShark prospect in Seminole County, Oklahoma. The Company also announced that 4,300 feet of production casing was run and cemented down the hole, and final completion is slated for later this month. Initial drill stem testing indicates IP (initial production) figures could range from 100 to 136 Barrels per day of oil production.

"We experienced deviation during drilling operations that set the total depth location approximately 177 feet Northeast of the target. During mud-logging, we identified a fault line that was not indicated on our pre-drill seismic shoot, this fault appears to have proven additional drilling locations within the prospect," stated Granite Energy's Senior Field Engineer, David Hanks.

Granite Energy ("Granite") (NASDAQ OTC symbol: GNGI) is a leading independent energy company headquartered in Salt Lake City, UT and focused on oil and gas development, exploration and production. With oil professionals in offices throughout North America, Granite executes on a proprietary business model that enhances the lifecycle for oil producing properties. Granite Energy has growing oil and gas holdings in Texas, New Mexico and Oklahoma. The combination of Granite's methodologies, geological and technical expertise enables Granite to deliver the tangible economic benefits in the acquisition and development of oil and gas fields with both current production as well as exploration and development of new prospects.

For additional information about Granite Energy, Inc., go to www.graniteenergy.com.

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