OIL CITY, La., March 15, 2011 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Black Dragon Resource Companies, Inc. (Pink Sheets:BDGR) announced today that February production was off due to bad weather, there being fewer days in the month, and being unable to pick up loads due to bad road conditions. The only bright light to February is that the gatherer only paid $85.651 a barrel. Hopefully in March we will receive a higher price on those loads that weren't picked up. Black Dragon shipped close to 1600 barrels gross, and had around 800 barrels not picked up. This should help boost March's production.
Company President, Mr. Thomas Neely, stated that Black Dragon's financials are under final review and should be out no later than next week.
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