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Monday, 09/05/2016 2:14:23 PM

Monday, September 05, 2016 2:14:23 PM

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less than 15M shares in the float/ Kbridge Energy Corp. (BMMCF)


biotechnology, providing technology for foreign markets and dabbling into various potential deals but not without the company’s due diligence first.


2011 BMMCF or Kbridge Energy Corp., began operations marketing resource based opportunities in North America to customers based in Korea as a broker for energy and resource related contracts where the Company brought together the energy/resource opportunity with the financing and continued developing this business.


Between 2013 and 2014, BMMCF brokered contracts for Korean investors in the revenue sector, specifically natural gas and uranium and during 2015 they continued developing the energy resource opportunities that led them to generating consulting revenues.


20-F Report can be found here. (http://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingPdf?FilingID=9993244)


Kbridge Energy Corp. provides consulting services in the resource sector in South Korea. It is involved in brokering natural gas and uranium exploration contracts for Korean investors.

The company was formerly known as Blue Marble Media Corp. and changed its name to Kbridge Energy Corp. in December 2011. Kbridge Energy Corp. was founded in 2002 and is based in Las Vegas, Nevada.

Energy service companies work in the United States already has a solid foundation in the public sector, backed by policy and economic drivers. However, in order to achieve more aggressive growth, the industry is expected to seek new opportunities in the private sector with business models that help address the hurdle of high upfront capital investments.


“Energy service companies have been a major channel for energy efficiency upgrades in the United States for a long time now,” says Casey Talon, senior research analyst with Navigant Research. “These companies have, for the most part, stuck to a specific business case that has led to a sizable market in the public sector, but they now face the challenge of branching out into new customer bases to spur revenue growth.”