First Titan Corp. announced it is in negotiations to acquire a working interest in approximately 1,000 acres in Hardin County, Texas. The subject properties include producing assets with development upside. Located on the Texas Gulf Coast, the assets are in an area that has been targeted by oil and gas companies for several decades. If acquired, the assets will be added to the company's Texas portfolio, which currently includes assets in Terrell County. In addition to hiring new energy consultants to help scout new opportunities, the company is working to facilitate oil and gas production in Oklahoma and Louisiana. These activities are part of FTTN's aggressive growth strategy for 2013. FTTN hopes to announce many new acquisitions in the coming months.

First Titan Corp. said that it is in negotiations to acquire a working interest in approximately 1,000 acres in Hardin County, Texas. The subject properties include producing assets with development upside.

First Titan Corp. said it is now pursuing new asset acquisitions and corporate mergers to facilitate additional expansion this spring. "While we continue to build our oil and gas asset base, we are evaluating ancillary assets such as transportation infrastructure, marketing platforms and technological innovations that would further compliment the FTTN portfolio," said Chief Executive Officer, Harvey S. Bryant. "We're particularly interested in working with individuals and companies who own oil and gas assets who would benefit from our development assistance and access to the public markets," Harvey S. Bryant added.