OTC BB: ESPI
An integrated exploration, production,
and oil field service company
Welcome to ESP Resources, Inc.
ESP Resources, Inc. (OTC BB: ESPI) is an integrated exploration, production, and oil field service company. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, ESP Petrochemicals, Inc., ESP is a manufacturer, blender, distributor, and marketer of specialty chemicals to the oil and gas industry.
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NEWS UPDATE!
January 7, 2009
Pantera Petroleum Acquires Petrochemical Subsidiary
Austin, Texas – Pantera Petroleum (Pantera) announces that it has closed its acquisition of ESP Resources, Inc. (ESP). Based in Scott, LA, ESP is a custom formulator, manufacturer, distributor, and marketer of specialty chemicals to the oil and gas industry. The senior management of ESP has over 100 years of combined operating experience in the petrochemical industry. The acquisition of ESP creates an integrated exploration, production, and oil field service company.
   In conjunction with the acquisition, Pantera also announces that it has changed its name to ESP Resources, inc. and appointed three additions to its board of directors. The company has appointed Dave Dugas, current CEO of ESP, as President and director of the company. Joining Mr. Dugas on the Board will be Tony Primeaux, current President of ESP Petrochemicals, and William M. Cox.
   ESP supplies retail and wholesale specialty chemicals for a variety of oil field applications from an 11,000 square foot blending and distribution facility located in Scott, LA. ESP distributes its product line throughout the Gulf Coast regions of Louisiana, Texas, Mississippi, and Alabama, both onshore and offshore. The wholesale division of the company supplies specialty chemicals to several retailers operating in West Africa.



FROM THE PRESIDENT

Dear Shareholders,
Energy is the key issue of our time, affecting U.S. economic growth and the security of working families. U.S. and emerging economies in China and India will continue to expect increasing levels of energy supply to meet enormous demand increases. Despite the critical nature of secure energy supply to economic growth, the U.S. derives the majority of our daily oil and gas needs from unstable regions around the world. Any interruption to this imported oil supply could have a catastrophic effect on the U.S. economy.


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