Pacific Oil Company Secures 3rd Party Conditional Funding to Complete Transaction of Previously Announced 67 Oil Well Acquisition Located on 9 Canadian Heavy Oil Properties

LAS VEGAS, NV--(Marketwired - July 22, 2014) - Pacific Oil Company ("Pacific Oil") (OTC: POIL) is pleased to announce that it has secured 3rd party conditional funding to complete the transaction of the previously announced 67 oil well acquisition which are located on 9 Canadian heavy oil properties. Ownership of the assets will not be transferred to Pacific Oil Company until the repayment of the funding is complete.

Ed Loven, Vice president of Pacific Oil, said, "This acquisition is a great opportunity for Pacific Oil Company and we needed to involve a 3rd party or risk losing out on the deal. As such we have secured a 3rd party to purchase the assets on our behalf and now have the breathing room we need to raise the additional capital required for full ownership of the assets to be transferred to Pacific Oil Company." Loven went on say, "As mentioned in a previous release we had entered into an agreement with The Herman Companies Inc. to secure $1,000,000 in financing. To date despite Pacific Oil's best efforts this financing has not come together which has resulted in the measures discussed in this news release. At the end of the day even with the additional financial overhead this deal is good for both Pacific Oil Company and its shareholders due to the fact that the aforementioned assets have been purchased out of bankruptcy at a great price."

Pacific Oil Company will update the public via press release as the process relating to the full ownership of the acquisition evolves.

About Pacific Oil Company:

A Nevada based corporation, Pacific Oil Company is a dynamic junior energy company with both established assets and production within the energy rich province of Saskatchewan Canada.

The company continues to add value and set the stage for rapid success through low risk acquisitions and organic growth achieved through further development of existing properties. Pacific Oil fully understands that a balance must be struck between short term profitability, increasing net asset value and the long term growth that rewards early shareholder.

Pacific Oil operates under the notion that operational efficiency achieved through the minimization of administrative overhead is of the upmost importance if costs are to be kept under control and profits maximized for investors. All capital expenditures must provide value and risk control must be present at all times.

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