Royal Energy's First Well in Two-Well Project

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Tue May 20, 2008 10:29am EDT

Initial Test Projects 75 MCF/Day and 15 Barrels of Oil/Day
BROOKLYN, N.Y.--(Business Wire)--
Royal Energy Resources, Inc. (OTCBB:ROYE) announced today that the
initial natural gas flow rate tests through the drill pipe on its
Washington County, Oklahoma well exceeded 750,000 cubic feet and 15
barrels of oil per day. This represents the first of two-well projects
in Washington County, Oklahoma intended to increase the proven
reserves and profitability of the company. Royal Energy owns a 25%
working interest in this initial well and with a second developmental
well to be started immediately.

   Jacob Roth, CEO of Royal Energy stated, "We are pleased with the
initial results of our first well and are looking forward to beginning
the next well to determine if our analysis regarding the gas reserves
in Washington is accurate."

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Royal Energy Resources, Inc.
Jacob Roth, 800-620-3029

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