Trudy Corporation (fka TRDY)

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HDOG's TRDY DD Compilation




New TRDY CEO Stanley Larson has quite a nice track record. The biggest deal of his was when he was CEO of High Plains Corp. One of these filings shows them doing over $50 million dollars worth of sales with Stan running the show. Then they did a monster $50 million dollar merger and became GREEN PLAINS RENEWABLE ENERGY, INC. - now trading at $11/share! Sec has special Identifiers based on SS & DOB's to differentiate between people with the same or simialr name, hence we know for sure the Large Player he is in the energey sector, undeniable of who is behind the wheel and Stans experience in Energy!!!



The spring of 1997 saw the retirement of our CEO and Chairman of the Board, Stan Larson. His guidance brought our Company's street value from $250,000 to $60 million, and increased production from 8 million to approximately 60 million gallons (now roughly 50 million gallons of Fuel Grade, and 10 million gallons of Industrial Grade) of capacity annually. Fortunately, Stan's experience is still available through a consulting agreement he signed with High Plains, and he is currently assisting the newly formed Mergers and Acquisitions Committee of our Board of Directors.





Stan Larson, TRDY's CEO, sold his old company to them. (High Plains)

The Acquisition
Abengoa's acquisition of High Plains was finalized in early 2002, making the company part of a large international corporation under the wing of Abengoa Bioenergy, which holds the Spanish corporation's global bioenergy interests. Abengoa Bioenergy CEO and President Javier Salgado said that Abengoa's purchase of High Plains provided an entry into the American market and served as a springboard for the company's growth initiatives, both nationally and internationally.

On April 15, 2003, High Plains officially changed its name to Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation after operating under the former name for more than a year following the acquisition. The name change signaled the company's intent to leverage its international reputation in order to "enhance its competitive position" in the United States.

http://www.ethanolproducer.com/article.jsp?article_id=1194&q=&page=all


Abengoa has a couple divisions they are thinking taking public.

Christopher Standlee used to be vice president at High Plains (working with Larson). He is currently executive VP at Abengoa. Guys, nose uncovered another HUGE piece of information. This is yet ANOTHER link between Abengoa and Larson. Big coincidence no?


Key developments for Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation
Abengoa Mulls IPO For Units

05/13/2010
Abengoa SA is studying an Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Abengoa Solar S.A. and Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation. Amando Sanchez Falcon, Financial Director of Abengoa said that it is still too early to speak about deadlines, but Abengoa has been considering the possibilities of the two units to go public. Falcon did not comment whether the units will be listed in Spain or USA, but confirmed that Spain will not be the major solar or thermal power market of Abengoa in the coming years.

http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=277994

Christopher G. Standlee serves as Executive Vice President of Nebraska at Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation. Mr. Standlee served as General Counsel of Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation (AKA: High Plains Corp.) since March 1995 and its Vice President since November 1996. Mr. Standlee served as Company Secretary of High Plains Corp., since April 1999. From May 1978 to March 1995, he maintained a private law practice in Wichita, Kansas, during which time he represented High Plains ... Corp. as outside counsel for approximately ten years. He serves as a Director and Member of Industrial and Environmental Section Governing Board at Biotechnology Industry Organization (BIO).



Christopher G. Standlee

Christopher G. Standlee is the executive vice president for Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation and Abengoa Bioenergy of Nebraska. He also serves as executive vice president and member of the Board of Directors for Abengoa Bioenergy US Holding, Inc.
Abengoa Bioenergy, headquartered in Chesterfield, Mo., is one of the largest international producers of ethanol. It operates four production facilities in the U.S., three facilities in Spain, one in France and two recently acquired facilities in Brazil. Four new production facilities are under construction in the U.S and Europe, including a Department of Energy- sponsored biomass to ethanol facility in Hugoton, Kan. Standlee previously served as vice president and general counsel of High Plains Corporation, which was acquired by Abengoa, S.A. in 2002.
He serves as chairman of the Board of Directors of the Renewable Fuels Association, the national trade association of the ethanol industry, and is active as an officer and board member of both the Nebraska and Kansas ethanol producer associations. He obtained his undergraduate degree from Yale University, and his law degree from the University of Kansas.

http://www.csg.org/pubs/statenews/meetings/wkshp_alternativestooil.aspx

Also, signatory when the lights were turned out (registration termination) at High Plains.

http://www.secinfo.com/dsdTs.3cf.htm

Key developments for Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation
Abengoa Mulls IPO For Units
05/13/2010
Abengoa SA is studying an Initial Public Offering (IPO) of Abengoa Solar S.A. and Abengoa Bioenergy Corporation. Amando Sanchez Falcon, Financial Director of Abengoa said that it is still too early to speak about deadlines, but Abengoa has been considering the possibilities of the two units to go public. Falcon did not comment whether the units will be listed in Spain or USA, but confirmed that Spain will not be the major solar or thermal power market of Abengoa in the coming years.


http://investing.businessweek.com/research/stocks/private/snapshot.asp?privcapId=277994