Innocent Inc. Announces Name Change to Panther Energy

FT. WORTH, TX--(Marketwired - Jul 31, 2014) - Panther Energy (OTC: INCT) (the "Company"), a development stage oil and gas exploration and production company, is pleased to announce that it has filed for a corporate name change.

The company is changing its corporate name from Innocent Inc. to Panther Energy. The new name is in line with the company's focus on the oil and gas sector. A new logo introducing the Panther Energy brand can be found attached to this press release.

"Just as we have added several important industry leaders to our advisory board, the name change is part of our overall strategy to grow a successful E&P energy company. Our company will continue to operate in its current structure, but we will be using new email addresses with the new PantherEnergyInc.com web domain to reflect and strengthen the Panther Energy brand. The Innocent Inc. website will soon be taken down and prior e-mail addresses will be forwarded to our new Panther Energy email addresses," stated CEO Patrick Johnson.

New email addresses will be in the format of FirstInitialLastName@PantherEnergyInc.com.

About Panther Energy Inc.

Panther Energy is a development stage oil and gas exploration and production company focused on developing properties in North America. Panther Energy plans to minimize the risk of exploration through development of proved petroleum reserves, and expects to maximize profit through strategic acquisition and liquidation of selected oil and gas properties. Panther Energy will focus on acquiring low risk, high upside properties coupled with substantial exploration potential. Through improvements in oil and gas production technologies, Panther seeks to rapidly increase production levels and generate predictable, sustainable value. Adhering to a narrow, clearly defined strategy, the company focused on 100% acquisitions and joint ventures to maximize our production capacity.

For more information, visit www.PantherEnergyInc.com.

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