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$VYEY -To Merge w/ H2 Energy Group Inc., at the forefront of the Hydrogen power revolution
To close in the fourth quarter of 2023
Up 197% / Current Price $0.84
Went Yield sign current today
582k shell @.23
Has potential
It’s on my watch list.
Now who brought it current snd what the motivation in here other than aR/M?
Victory Energy Corporation name changed to Victory Oilfield Tech, Inc.
http://otce.finra.org/DailyList
VYEY one for 38 reverse split:
http://otce.finra.org/DLSymbolNameChanges
Congrats to all longs. It took a little time. Patience is bitter but its fruits are sweet.
Thanks. Still holding.
Very small quantities of shares traded. Means nothing at this point.
We just need to wait in until the valuations from the reverse split of 38 to 1 are posted. That being after the share holder upcoming meeting in November.
i see some action today.
Any thoughts here................likely they are drying out after the effects of Harvey.
Do you think that they had to postpone the Sept 1 meeting and vote on the new business combination?
Strange that no news was released about this meeting. O
Thks,
Nothing really new here. Just a brief statement of the high points of the 8K announce.
I just guess that we will have to wait until after Sept 1 shareholders meeting for the final answer of valuations.
But it seems to me that this is a better business direction for VYEY. This given that they have struggled for years to move the needle with their exploration efforts. And also failed business combinations.......
Remember LEI of a couple of years ago. Would have been a great move but it failed to happen for some reason. Still left unexplained.
Sister still on vacay, found this elewhere, did not yet read, just copied and pasted for now.. Will read later.
Victory and Amacor went ino an agreement where Victory will be able use AMacor's intellectual property for no fee and Amacor will contribute 5 Million to Victory to help them grow.
and then Victory will have a reverse split of their common stock and then thy will have more authourized common stock that will allow a conversion of theirpreferred stock.
Victory and Navitus Energy Group (“Navitus”) entered into a divestiture agreement pursuant to which, upon obtaining Shareholder Approval, Victory will divest its 50% ownership interest in Aurora Energy Partners (“Aurora”) through the sale of such interest to Navitus;
Each of the AVV insiders and Victory insiders entered into a lock-up and resale restriction agreement imposing transfer restrictions on the VYEY stock received in connection with the transactions contemplated by the Transaction Agreement and related agreements; and
Victory and Kenneth Hill, the Chief Executive Officer of Victory, entered into an amended and restated employment agreement.
• Upon obtaining Shareholder Approval:
AVV will fund the remaining $5 million in cash to Victory (less amounts contributed during the period prior to the Shareholders Meeting);
The Board of Directors of Victory will be expanded to seven members and AVV will appoint the additional member, giving AVV control of Victory;
The Series B Preferred Stock received by AVV will convert into common stock constituting 90% of the issued and outstanding common stock of Victory on a fully-diluted basis, after giving effect to the issuances of all securities of Victory contemplated by Transaction Agreement and related agreements; and
Victory will transfer its interest in Aurora to Navitus and no longer engage in the upstream oil and gas exploration and production business.
Hi there,
My sister should be back from vacation sometime this week but in the meantime got this email from Kenny.
Kenny Hill <Kenny@vyey.com>
10:17 AM (37 minutes ago)
to me
Please refer to the 8-K filing and related exhibits that were filed for this transaction last week, including the stock option grant that is the topic of your question. All such documents can be found at the company share listing service OTC Markets http://www.otcmarkets.com/stock/VYEY/filings
In the future, please direct your investor relations questions to the IR firm listed on our press release.
Investor and Media Contact:
Al Petrie Advisors
Clay Jeansonne
713-824-6368
clay@alpetrie.com
Ok, no problem, can you go to another board by the name of $R C G R? and tell me what you think?
Do you think VYEY will be effected by Hurricane Harvey?
Hi,
Sorry about it but I do not use twitter.
Perfect thanks and look forward to success!
Sure, what is your twitter handle?
I am waiting to hear from Kenny. If I do I will post.
Followed you back Vinnie
Can you please include me. I love your plays, you have a real eye for this!
Perfect. I have tried to get in contact with u via twitter. I sent you a message check it out.
And you know what's good as always. I joined the party!
Look forward to it and as always thank you!
No worries. I know you meant well.... just saw the form form 4 Code A
https://www.otcmarkets.com/edgar/GetFilingHtml?FilingID=12251294
Can you follow me on twitter shoshana@shanak10? I want to ask you about another stock I am in but cannot post ticker here. Thanks
lol.. How did you find me here? I will have more DD next week when my sister the auditor returns from vacay.
I am home. We doing this again?
I have to ask, what will be the share structure after the deal is complete on September 1?
From what I read, the deal looks favorable, do you have the same sentiment?
As always thanks in advance!
OK, I get the gender..........buy Hi Guys, could be either. Didn't really mean to offend..
I fall on the man side of this all. Just so you know.
Kenny Hill posted SEC form 4
7,500,000 shares at $.04 per shares.
Strange to me that this was posted before the deal closed on September 1
Mostly these stock incentive grant awards are posted to Form 4 after the date of the grant.
Who knows why.
So 7,500,000 @ $.04 is $300,000 vested over 36 months.
So he is getting approx. $100,000 per year.
Seems very reasonable to the CEO who put this deal together.
Question is for me is this the pre reverse split share or after the deal is made.
A lot to questions here. I just guess we will have to wait.
Hi. I am a Hi girl. My sister will be back next week. Doing same, just watching for now.
Hi Guy,
Thanks.......hopefully your sister can add some understanding when she returns to work.
At this point I am watching the action. No real share counts here.
I guess from statements in the 8k that we will see more details after September 1.
So at this point I am waiting not adding to my position.
GLTU
Hi there, my sister is on vacation out of the country. Nice action today so far. Happy trading.
I forwarded the 8K to my sister who is an auditor with the hope that she can clarify more to me. Will keep you posted once I hear from her.
Hi Guys,
Yes, I did see the 8K...........Details are beyond my pay grade.
But not mention of share dividend for current stock holder.
Trying to figure out the market cap after the transaction.
Stock was issued at different price points. With several levels of convertible stock.
Had to figure out.
Any thoughts on you end?
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Hi Guys,
I added more yesterday at $.10
Looking to add again soon.
Likely the real move will be after they have the board of directors meeting.
File an 8K to detail all of the new business combination.
There will be time to make money as this company starts to get some real revenue with proper sec reporting valuations.
Good luck Shanak 10!!
I think you and I are the only ones still holding VYEY Great action today.
Thanks for your post. Holding.
Hi Guys,
Great business development news! Last 10Q shows approx. 31 million shares outstanding.
Current price per share at $.10 Market cap at approx. $3.1 million dollars.
New release stated current valuations at $20 million.
This stock should trade up to these valuations with the next couple of weeks.
Price target set at $.50
You hear it here first!!!!
If you look at the daily history of trades for the past couple years, you will see that often, when the price is down, someone purchases a few shares at the end of the day, for a higher price than is current. The result is that the end of day price is the same as the start or higher.
Hi:
I have been gone for a long time - and just saw your note. Bob Miranda is one of the good guys. I was a Board member from the past - the only one who saw what was happening. I went to the SEC, and they directed me to bring in the FBI. The CEO was booted and Miranda cleaned up the books. Things looked like they were going to be good - for a while. Now, VYEY looks like a typical development company of this size in the oil business. They will never make shareholders anything, until they do what they are hoping - to be purchased by a large oil entity in need of their properties. And, willing to pay for the properties.
I noticed you past post on Jon Fullenkamp back in 2008.
There still here and back for more. GRPR. Jon is President of Direct Capitol Funding located at an apartment building listed address 2930 La Costa Ave Carlsbad, CA 92009. Verify with SEC records when you investigate GRPR. His crew includes many. Blackbridge Capitol possibly out of New York. But Edward Aruda Carlsbad. Google this.
Take a look at Right Energy Inc, Santa Rosa Resources, VET Online, GDET, oh, how the list of companies go on friend. We got sucked in GRPR back in 2008/2009. Been watching ever since. I really should of done my homework back than. But failed too. Rode the horse to instant death. Most penny stock are a scam. But not all of them. Some do try and attempt to make real business. You win some and lose some. I just wanted to contact you to let you know about other companies if you have not looked further and just focused on the one you are stuck in.
If you are a real injured shareholder. Make complaint with SEC. I am.
You can only repeat these actions till the writing is so clear and evident that a judge and jury will not be fooled that you are a bad business individual and should just dig a ditch for a living. They'll dig their graves when people complain to the hilt. Anything these individuals touch. Is a scam and beware. My opinion from my research. If you are riding along to capture profit and get lucky when their scam is working. So be it. But realize eventually their is a crash. .0001 till R/S or bankruptcy or just failure. Watch out for the rinse and repeat. What they do. Look at all the companies that they are connected to.
The second very good conversation I had was with:
2) Kenny Hill. It was a very good conversation and he gave me a very respectful amount of his time. We discussed his vision and plans for Victory and the opportunities Victory is positioned to take advantage of. I feel very good about Victory for the first time in more years than I can remember. Kenny understands the business and how to grow the company through acquisition. I think he definitely has the banking and investment banking relationships behind him to successfully complete a major acquisition that will allow Victory to move to NASDAQ or the NYSE, which is the plan and the path that management is on. They tried to do the Merge/Acquisition with Lucas Oil, but there were problems that came out in discovery and due diligence.....unfortunate, but it is a risk of business. I think we are fortunate we have a CEO with the experience he has so we did not get stuck in someone else's mess.
I have suffered through two Reverse splits from previous management, and my break-even is about $10 a share....I plan to bring that value much lower in the coming weeks.
For the first time, I feel Victory shareholders are in very good hands. Our valuation and our share price is very small, and I expect that to grow tremendously in the near term. I think we can't go wrong buying the stock down here when no one else is buying!
I have been holding this stock for over 12 years now. Last week I had 2 very good conversations with:
1) Derek Grawell the IR rep from MZ Group. He is a very sharp guy. He understands what Kenny Hill is trying to do, and he has a very good grasp of the opportunities that are in the market. He has come to know Kenny very well and has a deep respect for the man. Kenny is a very intelligent and successful businessman and he is not here to build a little oil company....
Many oil companies are extremely over leveraged with the price of oil down here, and they have to sell off some assets. Victory has credit facilities and investment banking relationships that put them in a very strong position to acquire a potential major asset, oil producing, cash flow positive in good size fields with acreage for additional drilling locations.
I really think we come out of this downturn in the price of oil a MUCH stronger and much higher valued company.
I am looking to add to my position for the first time in many years.
One thing many forget about in the USA glut, is it should be worse as 3 recent oil train derailments keep a bunch of oil from the Dakotas out, many companies are in long term drilling commitments but seems like industry believes above 60 next year...
I wish someone could explain to me how and why this stock declined 20.55% (-0.0596) on one single trade of 1,000 shares at about noon today. This movement seems manipulated, rather than a market response. I own 63,000 shares.
I'm glad you did make some nice money off this...Good luck.
Article revisits 2014 interview w/ Kenny Hill.
Victory Energy Corporation - Oil & Gas Exploration Company Based in the Permian Basin
SNNLive spoke with Kenny Hill, CEO/Director of Victory Energy Corporation (OTCQX: VYEY) at the LD Micro "Main Event" 2014 in Bel Air, CA.
w/ video
http://stocknewsnow.com/commentary/ANEWSID10022015100002/Victory-Energy-Oil-&-Gas-Exploration-in-the-Permian-Basin
I once held 280,000 shares in this outfit and was lucky to sell most of them at a good profit before the most recent reverse Only hold 6o0 now and will dump them if they ever rise to a decent price.if the latest merger goes ahead a price of several dollars a share could be reached and then I am out for good.
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Victory Energy Corporation (VYEY) is an independent, growth oriented oil and gas company engaged in the acquisition, exploration and production of oil and natural gas properties, through its partnership with Aurora Energy Partners. The company’s objective is to create long-term shareholder value by increasing oil reserves, improving financial returns (higher production volumes and lower costs), and managing the capital on its balance sheet.
VYEY is geographically focused onshore, with a primary focus in the Permian Basin of Texas and southeast New Mexico. The company leverages both internal capabilities and strategic industry relationships to acquire working interest positions in low-to-moderate risk oil and gas prospects. Its focus is primarily on oil or liquid-rich gas projects within longer-life reservoirs that offer competitive finding and development (F&D) costs per barrel of oil equivalent (BOE).
Investment Highlights
Aurora Energy Partners
Through its partnership with Aurora Energy Partners, VYEY continues to build a portfolio of non-operated working interests in oil and gas prospects and expects in the near future to begin adding projects that it can operate
Its strategy is to continue diversifying those non-operated and operated interests by targeting additional prospects that offer land positions large enough for multiple well drilling programs and significant Proven Undeveloped Reserve (PUD) opportunities. These properties will ideally be located in established trends that offer long-term development potential. Its primary objectives are two-fold: 1) increase oil and gas reserves through the drill bit and expand existing reserve opportunities, 2) grow the business via acquisition of larger, oil focused projects with a higher working interest position where possible.
To support these objectives, VYEY has put in place a highly-experienced management and technical team and is continuing to build outside relationships with established E&P operators and geologists.
Assets and Prospects
Aggressively Seek and Acquire Working Interest Positions in Permian Basin
Lightnin’ Property
Bootleg Canyon
Adams-Baggett
Projects Under Evaluation:
Stateline Property
Segretta Prospect
3-Pronged Business Model
Business Strategy
VYEY’s business strategy is to develop a sizable portfolio of non-operated, proved producing and proved undveloped reserves by acquiring and developing prospects in resource plays that have consistently repeatable drilling and completion processes. Its focus is on oil or liquid-rich gas projects within longer-life reservoirs that offer competitive finding and development (F&D) costs per barrel of oil equivalent (BOE).
A cornerstone of this strategy is an emphasis on developing and maintaining relationships with proven, well established oil and gas exploration and development partners.
Targeted prospects generally provide the company with a rapid return of capital while offering multiple well locations for additional drilling on an established trend. Acreage acquisitions typically come from companies wishing to “sell-down” their working interest in projects to maintain their budgeted capital expenses.
To execute this strategy, VYEY is focused on the continued development of existing properties and the acquisition of new resource properties, primarily located in the prolific Permian Basin of Texas and southeast New Mexico.
The company will source new capital to facilitate this growth by continuing to utilize an established pipeline of investors available through Aurora Energy Partners and additional third-party sources. The company is committed to creating long-term shareholder value by increasing oil reserves, lowering costs, boosting production volumes, and prudently managing the capital on its balance sheet.
Permian Basin
Last year, the International Energy Agency forecast that the United States would outpace both Russia and Saudi Arabia in terms of oil production as early as 2017. More recently, the Energy Information Administration issued its projection that the United States will take the top spot this year.
As one of the largest and most active plays in the United States is the Permian Basin, a 400 billion barrel oil cache covering an area approximately 250 miles wide and 300 miles long. Nearly six out of every 10 barrels of oil produced in the United States is pumped out of the Permian. As of August 2013, oil production in the Permian had practically matched the oil produced in all of 2012.
Increased use of enhanced-recovery practices in the Permian Basin has produced a substantial impact on U.S. oil production, making up 71% of all oil production in Texas.
The estimated ultimate recovery (EUR) for a Permian Basin vertical well is between 125,000 and 150,000 BOE, while horizontal wells yield much more, averaging an EUR anywhere from 350,000 BOE to more than 600,000 BOE.
The breakeven cost of doing business in the Permian Basin is about $50 per barrel.
According to consultants, Bentek Energy, production in the Permian Basin is estimated to grow 60% between now and 2016, reaching a total of 1.8 million barrels per day.
Opportunity for 2103 & 2014
Production to Profitability
VYEY will be targeting investment in larger working interest projects that are weighted toward oil and high-Btu natural gas. This approach of increasing its economic interest should allow it to realize economies of scale, cost efficiencies and, thus, improve returns. To further this objective, the company is managing its cash G&A expenses while pursuing additional properties that add revenue at competitive F&D costs per BOE. Lower expenses and additional capital will give VYEY the flexibility to invest in developing its current proven undeveloped, possible and probable reserves. Its increased use of in-house and third-party technical and geological capabilities will also help generate additional oil and gas prospects with improved working interest positions.
2103 & 2015 Strategic Financial Deliverables
VYEY’s longer term strategy is concentrated on three primary goals: to increase reserves, improve returns and manage its balance sheet.
Increase Reserves
Improve Returns
Manage Balance Sheet
Management Team
VYEY is under the leadership of a highly experienced and well-rounded management team with a diverse background in business development, financial management, and the oil and gas industry.
Kenneth Hill - Chief Executive Officer and Director
Kenneth (Kenny) Hill was appointed CEO in January 2012. Mr. Hill previously served as Victory Energy’s vice president and chief operating officer from January 2011 to January 2012 and has been a member of the board of directors since April 2011. Prior to joining Victory Energy, Mr. Hill held titles of interim CEO, VP of operations and VP of investor relations for the U.S. subsidiary of a publicly traded oil and gas company on the Australian Stock Exchange.
Since 2001, Mr. Hill through his private company has raised several million dollars of venture capital, personally invested in and consulted for a number of successful entrepreneurial ventures across a variety of industries, including oil and gas. Prior to 2001, he was employed for 16 years at Dell, Inc. As one of the first 20 employees at Dell, Mr. Hill served in variety of management positions including manufacturing, sales, marketing and business development. Prior to joining Dell, he studied business management and business marketing at Southwest Texas State University (now Texas State University). While at Dell, Mr. Hill continued his education at The University of Texas Graduate School of Business Executive Education program, The Aspen Institute and the Center for Creative Leadership. He is a team builder with a unique set of proven leadership, management and technical skills.
Luther D. Poehlmann - Controller
Luther D. Poehlman joined Victory Energy Corporation as Interim Controller in December 2012 and became Controller in July 2013. He brings over 35 years of relevant oil and gas financial management experience to the company. Since his early days with El Paso Natural Gas, Luther has worked for a variety small and mid-size oil and gas companies helping them to build and then grow their in-house accounting and operations infrastructure. He has held titles of Partner, Treasurer, Controller and Contract Controller for private companies, public companies, trusts and partnerships.
His areas of expertise include COPAS accounting, full cost and successful efforts GAAP reporting, collars implementation, financing, lines of credit, mergers and acquisitions advisement, Federal and State Tax preparation, E&P accounting software deployment and operator accounting related to joint interest billings, royalties, ledgers and interest financial reporting. He is also familiar with E&P specific SEC reporting needs.
All of these capabilities will be leveraged as the company looks to begin operating its first oil and gas properties this year while aggressively lowering its operating expenses by moving all outside accounting and reporting functions in-house. These capabilities will be instrumental in helping raise capital and grow Victory Energy in a profitable manner.
Luther earned a BBA in Accounting, Magna Cum Laude, from The University of Houston while on a football scholarship. He is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA), Texas State Board of Public Accountancy.
Cliff Hair - Vice President of Land
Cliff Hair has over 40 years of oil and gas experience in prospect evaluation, acquisition, exploration, drilling, development and divestitures. This includes 25 years of management and executive level experience. Mr. Hair is based in Midland, Texas.
Mr. Hair is the founder and managing member of privately held C&F Minerals LLC. He has run this privately owned company since 1985. Prior to building his own company, Mr. Hair held the position of Division Land Manager for Samedan Oil Corporation, an explorer of crude oil and natural gas founded by Lloyd Noble. Samedan later became Noble Affiliates and in 1980 was listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NBL). In 1984 Mr. Hair joined Castilla Energy Inc., another NYSE company as their Executive Vice President and Secretary.
Mr. Hair earned a BBA in Accounting at The University of Houston in 1971. He is a member of the Permian Basin Landman’s Association, the Permian Basin Oil and Gas Association and serves on the Board of Director’s for Habitat for Humanity Permian Basin.
Dr. Ronald W. Zamber – Board Member, Audit Committee Member, Interim Chairman
Dr. Ronald W. Zamber is founder, Managing Director and Chairman of Visionary Private Equity Group. He brings more than 20 years of experience in corporate management and business development extending across the public, private and non-profit arenas. Dr. Zamber has helped build profitable companies in healthcare, private and public petroleum E&P, consumer products and Internet technology industries. He is a Managing Director of Navitus Energy Group, Navitus Partners and James Capital Energy.
Dr. Zamber is a Board Certified Ophthalmologist and founder of International Vision Quest, a non-profit organization that performs humanitarian medical and surgical missions, builds water treatment facilities and supports food delivery programs to impoverished communities around the world. He has served as an examiner with the American Board of Ophthalmologists and Secretariat for State Affairs with the American Academy of Ophthalmology.
He is the 2009 recipient of Notre Dame’s prestigious Harvey Foster Humanitarian Award. He now serves on the advisory board of Feed My Starving Children, one of the highest rated and fastest growing charities in the country. Dr. Zamber received his bachelor's degree with high honors from the University of Notre Dame and his medical degree with honors from the University of Washington.
David McCall – Board Member, Director and General Counsel
David McCall has over 35 years of experience in the oil and gas industry, and is currently a partner in The McCall Firm in Austin, Texas. Mr. McCall's law practice has centered on the upstream, midstream and downstream activities of major and independent oil companies.
His expertise encompasses all aspects of oil and gas operations. He has been instrumental in negotiating operating leases and agreements; production purchase and sale agreements; pipeline and exploration agreements.
Mr. McCall has been lead counsel on complex oil and gas litigation matters including disputes between interest holders in producing properties; contract and lease disputes; title controversies and other traditional oil and gas matters. He has represented clients in federal royalty valuation disputes and Minerals Management Service (MMS) administrative proceedings.
Mr. McCall is also experienced in the preparation of drilling title opinions, loan opinions, division order title opinions, and acquisition opinions. He is board-certified in oil, gas and mineral law. Mr. McCall is also an author and has served as an expert witness in title matters involving oil and gas properties.
In 1971, Mr. McCall received a Bachelor of Arts in marketing from McMurry University, Abilene, Texas. He graduated from Texas Tech School of Law, Lubbock, Texas in 1974. He is a Member of the Bar, State of Texas; a Life Fellow, Texas Bar Foundation; and a Founding Fellow, Austin Bar Foundation.
Patrick Barry - Board Member, Director and Audit Committee Chairman
Prior to joining VYEY’s board, Patrick Barry served as a financial and operations consultant for the company. He is an experienced general manager with strengths in financial management, profitability improvement, strategy development, and implementing disciplined operating processes in both public and private companies.
Mr. Barry has a Bachelor of Science in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Notre Dame and an MBA in Finance from Wharton. Mr. Barry is a principal in Visionary Private Equity, a major investor in the Company.
Mr. Barry is a former Managing Director of the Gigot Center for Entrepreneurial Studies at the University of Notre Dame where he was also an Adjunct Professor. Prior to Notre Dame, he spent eight years turning around Quality Dining, Inc., a publicly held restaurant company headquartered in South Bend, IN. Mr. Barry was a consultant with Andersen Consulting in its Strategic Service Group, focusing in strategy development and general management consulting.
Mr. Barry’s extensive practical business experiences coupled with his impressive education credentials in the fields of engineering and finance make him a significant and timely addition to the company.
Robert Grenley – Director and Audit Committee Member
Robert Grenley has over 25 years of experience in financial management, business development, and entrepreneurial experience. This financial experience includes 12 years managing early stage organizations with equity capital.
Mr. Grenley's broader financial management experience includes over 10 years of direct portfolio management and investment expertise, including common and preferred stock, stock options, corporate and municipal bonds as well as syndicated investments and private placements.
Mr. Grenley holds a BA in Economics from Duke University.
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