CAMBER ENERGY Business Summary

Camber Energy, Inc. (CEIN) operates as a diversified energy company generating revenue primarily through the sale of custom power solutions and the production of oil and natural gas. The company’s business is structured into two core reporting segments: Power Generation and Oil & Gas. Through its subsidiary Viking Energy Group and its majority stake in Simson-Maxwell Ltd., the Power Generation segment manufactures and supplies industrial engines, solar-wind-storage hybrids, and specialized electrical control equipment for commercial and industrial clients across North America. The Oil & Gas segment focuses on the acquisition and development of crude oil and natural gas properties in the onshore United States, specifically within the Cline and Wolfberry formations. Additionally, Camber monetizes a portfolio of clean-tech intellectual property, including patented carbon-capture systems, wildfire-mitigation technologies, and ozone-based medical waste treatment. Direct competitors include Powerdyne International, Polar Power, Dewey Electronics, and Pioneer Power Solutions; within this landscape, Camber positions itself as a micro-cap diversified specialist, leveraging niche green-technology licenses to differentiate from traditional small-cap energy producers. The company is led by President and CEO James A. Doris, who assumed leadership following the strategic alignment with Viking Energy Group and has over 28 years of experience in international business transactions and M&A. Doris, a former lawyer and University of Ottawa alumnus, is supported by CFO John McVicar, a CPA with over 30 years of experience in Big 4 management consulting and senior finance roles at TSX-listed firms. The Board of Directors features high-pedigree members including Frederick Zeidman, Chairman Emeritus of the United States Holocaust Memorial Council and a veteran in financial restructurings, and Robert Green, a former Fortune 100 CEO with extensive experience in the utility and telecommunications sectors. While the company originated in 2003 as Lucas Energy, the current executive team has pivoted the firm toward a technology-heavy energy portfolio, backed by institutional interest from investors such as Panorama Investments.