Laredo, TX, October 27, 2026 —

Laredo Oil has signed a second Letter of Intent related to oil recovery deployment, according to the information provided. The summary does not identify the other party or parties to the agreement, or describe the proposed deployment.

The announcement establishes that this is the second LOI connected to oil recovery deployment. It does not specify when the letter was signed, where any recovery work may take place, or what technology, assets or services the proposed arrangement would involve.

Details about the LOI’s terms were not provided. The available information does not say whether the document is binding, whether it sets out milestones or financial commitments, or whether the parties have agreed on a schedule. It also does not state whether the deployment has begun or whether any further agreements are required.

The summary does not explain how the second LOI relates to the first, including whether the two letters concern the same project, different sites or separate counterparties. It provides no information about expected oil recovery volumes, project costs, permits or operational status.

As a result, the reported development is limited to the signing of the second letter and its connection to oil recovery deployment. Further details about the parties, scope and next steps were not included in the information provided.


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