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Business Summary per Yahoo Finance:
Pacific Ethanol, Inc. produces and sells ethanol and its co-products in the western United States, primarily in California, Nevada, Arizona, Oregon, Colorado, and Idaho. It also provides transportation, storage, and delivery of ethanol through third-party service providers. Its co-products include wet distillers grains. The Company sells ethanol to gasoline refining and distribution companies, and wet distillers grains to dairy operators and animal feed distributors. Pacific Ethanol was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Sacramento, California.

The following information obtained from the Pacific Ethanol Inc. website:
http://www.pacificethanol.net/

Latest News
http://www.pacificethanol.net/site/index.php/news/


Driven by Demand™
Pacific Ethanol is a leader in producing and marketing low-carbon ethanol. Our destination model and state-of-the-art production practices allow us to produce ethanol that reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 40 percent compared to conventional gasoline. In addition, Pacific Ethanol is working to identify and develop other renewable fuel technologies, such as cellulose-based ethanol production and bio-diesel. In order to meet demand for low-carbon ethanol, Pacific Ethanol is constructing over 420 million gallons of capacity by 2010 in strategic locations across the West. Central to our growth strategy is our destination business model, whereby each respective ethanol plant achieves lower process and transportation costs by servicing local markets for both fuel and feed, providing us a strategic advantage in the marketplace.

Ethanol is a critical part of the country's energy future. As an alternative fuel or a fuel additive, it has many advantages. Ethanol is made from renewable resources, reducing air pollution and carbon dioxide emissions that contribute to global warming. Ethanol also helps consumers by increasing domestic fuel supplies and refining capacity. The Energy Bill passed by Congress in 2005 requires an increase in ethanol use by refiners to 7.5 billion gallons by 2012.



Right Place Right Time
In order to meet the West Coast's current ethanol needs, Pacific Ethanol plans to construct over 420 million gallons of capacity in the next four years. Today Pacific Ethanol operates the largest ethanol plant on the West Coast and has broken ground on several cutting-edge, strategically located production plants.
http://www.pacificethanol.net/site/index.php/about/facilities/


Kinergy Marketing is the ethanol sales and distribution arm of Pacific Ethanol, Inc. Formerly an independent company founded by PEI's Neil Koehler, Kinergy continues to build on a strong customer base of major and unbranded oil companies. Since the demand for ethanol in the Western United States exceeds the production capacity of existing and proposed ethanol plants in the region, Kinergy will continue to sell ethanol produced in the Midwest in addition to Pacific Ethanol's own production. Our expertise in transportation logistics and emphasis on superior service has led to close relationships with both suppliers and customers. Driven by the increasing demand for ethanol as well as the growing reputation of the company, Kinergy's market area now includes California, Arizona, Nevada, Oregon, Colorado and Texas, with continuing expansion planned.

Ethanol Supply and Marketing Contact Information:
Greg DiBiase, VP of Ethanol Supply and Marketing
Phone: 916-403-2128
Email: gdibiase@kinergymarketing.com

Ethanol Sales Contact Information:
Darren Knop, Director of Ethanol Sales and Marketing
Phone: 916-403-2177
Email: dknop@pacificethanol.net


In the ethanol production process, after a grain's starch is converted to ethanol through fermentation, the remaining nutrients, including proteins, fats, fiber, minerals and vitamins, are concentrated into what is called wet distillers grain (WDG). WDG is a very palatable, medium-protein feed for dairy cattle, beef cattle, poultry, and swine. Its high digestibility and energy content yield greater milk production and better feed conversions than other feeds. Beef cattle have shown faster and more efficient weight gains due to its digestibility, energy content, and palatability.

In the United States, most distillers grains are produced in the Midwest, where producers dry the grains for shipping. Typically, dried distillers grains have a lower nutritional content than WDG. Pacific Ethanol is uniquely able to provide farmers with wet distillers grains because of our central locations in the heart of the livestock industry, where there are more than enough head of livestock in a 50-mile radius to consume all the WDG we can produce every day.

Our distillers grain has the added advantage of being produced from just one type of grain, as opposed to many of the Midwest distillers grains, which are made from corn, milo, barley, or wheat, depending on availability and pricing of competing crops. This means that the nutrient content of our WDG is predictable and consistent. This is particularly important for livestock producers, where a subtle difference in the makeup of key feed ingredients can significantly affect production.


Pacific Ag Products is the wholly-owned subsidiary of Pacific Ethanol that handles the marketing and distribution of grain products for the Company. Corn receiving and grain mill operations at Front Range Energy in Windsor, Colorado as well as all Pacific Ethanol plants are handled by Pacific Ag Products. This subsidiary is also responsible for marketing all WDG produced by our plants and Front Range Energy.

Feed Marketing Contact Information:
Brad Olson, Commodities Manager
Phone: 970-674-2910
Email: bolson@pacificethanol.net

Corn Procurement Contact Information:
Thomas Russell, Merchandising Manager
Phone: 559-435-1771
Email: trussell@pacificethanol.net

Executive Team:
http://www.pacificethanol.net/site/index.php/about/leadership_executive/

Board of Directors:
http://www.pacificethanol.net/site/index.php/about/leadership_board/

400 Capitol Mall
Suite 2060
Sacramento, CA 95814
(916) 403-2123
(916) 446-3937
tkoehler@pacificethanol.net
http://www.pacificethanol.net/





Share statistics found on Yahoo Finance as of June 23, 2008
Share Statistics
Average Volume (3 month)3: 1,859,990
Average Volume (10 day)3: 2,410,030
Shares Outstanding5: 44.13M
Float: 37.11M
% Held by Insiders1: 23.38%
% Held by Institutions1: 30.20%
Shares Short (as of 27-May-08)3: 6.99M
Short Ratio (as of 27-May-08)3: 1.4
Short % of Float (as of 27-May-08)3: 17.80%
Shares Short (prior month)3: 5.69M
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PEIX News: Quarterly Report (10-q) 05/03/2019 04:22:26 PM
PEIX News: Climate Forces Oil Cos to Improve Efficiency 05/03/2019 11:28:11 AM
PEIX News: Current Report Filing (8-k) 05/01/2019 04:41:45 PM
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PEIX News: Amended Annual Report (10-k/a) 04/29/2019 04:38:53 PM
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#29868   The trading price will move up to the Harry Winston 05/04/19 02:49:54 PM
#29867   “You've said at least twice that you own Dutch1 05/04/19 02:11:31 PM
#29866   You've said at least twice that you own Harry Winston 05/04/19 01:34:04 PM
#29865   “Not with a $6.35 Book Value, improving weather Dutch1 05/04/19 01:18:30 PM
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#29863   There is a lot of upside to a Dutch1 05/04/19 12:42:28 PM
#29861   I said that there is a lot of Harry Winston 05/04/19 12:33:24 PM
#29860   ... which has been flat since the beginning Dutch1 05/04/19 12:22:43 PM
#29859   I care more about the share price. Harry Winston 05/04/19 12:17:21 PM
#29858   There are four "realities" that PEIX investors and Dutch1 05/04/19 12:10:36 PM
#29857   There are four "realities" that PEIX investors and Harry Winston 05/04/19 11:50:28 AM
#29856   The $1.42 net loss that the analysts Dutch1 05/04/19 11:36:10 AM
#29855   The fundamentals matter. The https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/PEIX/analysis Harry Winston 05/04/19 09:48:18 AM
#29854   “Haven't you been reading my posts? I've stated Dutch1 05/03/19 04:54:12 PM
#29853   Haven't you been reading my posts? I've Harry Winston 05/03/19 04:46:48 PM
#29852   Based on what do you come to that Dutch1 05/03/19 03:38:15 PM
#29851   As I said earlier, this company's financial health Harry Winston 05/03/19 03:27:17 PM
#29850   “Nobody can guarantee that ANY stock will rise Dutch1 05/03/19 02:54:39 PM
#29849   Nobody can guarantee that ANY stock will rise Harry Winston 05/03/19 02:37:18 PM
#29848   “You're making an assumption that the drop in Dutch1 05/03/19 02:26:47 PM
#29847   You're making an assumption that the drop in Harry Winston 05/03/19 02:16:18 PM
#29846   PEIX PR’s always seem positive. Dutch1 05/03/19 01:12:44 PM
#29845   There are many reasons to like this company Harry Winston 05/03/19 12:09:54 PM
#29844   “Peix might be a good investment, but that Dutch1 05/03/19 10:41:49 AM
#29843   Peix might be a good investment, but that Harry Winston 05/03/19 10:03:33 AM
#29842   LOL, I never been saying you shouldn’t have Dutch1 05/03/19 01:26:14 AM
#29841   Yes, I was right all along with the Harry Winston 05/02/19 07:11:08 PM
#29840   Nope, not right with your calculations, not right Dutch1 05/02/19 04:41:56 PM
#29839   Every time I stated a fact and backed Harry Winston 05/02/19 04:37:53 PM
#29837   I did predict this this today: “IMO no Dutch1 05/02/19 04:21:53 PM
#29836   We're now breaking even since yesterday's closing price! Harry Winston 05/02/19 03:49:48 PM
#29835   1.07 at nasdaq realtime quote. But like I’ve Dutch1 05/02/19 09:49:26 AM
#29834   Look again. It's $1.10/share, and that's up Harry Winston 05/02/19 09:46:39 AM
#29833   Edit: $1.04 after opening. Dutch1 05/02/19 09:29:11 AM
#29832   There are two pre-market trades at $1.13/share! Harry Winston 05/02/19 09:14:47 AM
#29831   You quoted something I wrote last Saturday, Dutch1 05/02/19 02:37:27 AM
#29830   People naturally read the first paragraph first. If Slashnuts 05/01/19 09:52:40 PM
#29829   This was just below the first two paragraphs Harry Winston 05/01/19 08:52:15 PM
#29828   Patent Infringing PEIX Files False Statement With SEC... Slashnuts 05/01/19 07:02:23 PM
#29827   You quoted something I wrote last Saturday, when Harry Winston 05/01/19 05:27:07 PM
#29826   I hate to be right, because it means Dutch1 05/01/19 04:45:49 PM
#29825   Pacific Ethanol misses by $0.20, beats on revenue Dutch1 05/01/19 04:32:16 PM
#29824   The price is rallying because of the market's Dutch1 05/01/19 02:15:58 PM
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