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Message: Aroway Energy Inc. Announces Increase in Credit Facilities
Aroway Energy Inc. Announces Increase in Credit Facilities
08:30 EDT Thursday, March 22, 2012

CALGARY, ALBERTA--(Marketwire - March 22, 2012) - AROWAY ENERGY INC. (TSX VENTURE:ARW)(OTCQX:ARWJF) (www.arowayenergy.com) (the "Company" or "Aroway") announces that its primary lending institution, Canadian Western Bank ("CWB"), has increased the credit facilities for the Company to $7 million. This amount represents a 56% increase from the $4.5 million announced on October 17, 2011, and confirms the Bank's continued support of Aroway's operations and strategic plan.

CWB has undertaken a complete technical and financial review of the Company, as part of the planned semi-annual review process.

Chris Cooper, President and CEO of Aroway, commented, "Aroway appreciates the support and confidence that the Canadian Western Bank has demonstrated in the future of Aroway. By increasing our credit facility we have greater flexibility to capitalize on strategic opportunities as they arise."

ABOUT AROWAY ENERGY INC.

Aroway Energy Inc. is a Western Canadian junior oil and gas production and exploration company participating in oil exploration prospects, through a joint venture partnership. Aroway has assembled an impressive land package of 121 sections (77,440 acres) with 3D seismic coverage over 75% of its lands, all within its core area, the Peace River Arch. All of the Company's exploration and development targets are in close proximity to tie-in, gathering and plant infrastructure, controlled and owned by Aroway's Joint Venture Partner. Aroway is currently producing 669 boes/day, 75% of which is oil. The Company's 2012 drill and recompletion program is currently underway. Aroway expects to exit 2012 with total production of approximately 1200 boes/day.

ON BEHALF OF AROWAY ENERGY INC.

Chris Cooper, President & CEO

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