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he illegally sold and shorted at same time to maximize his profit then asked company for a another round of discounted shares to cover his short position. good thing that BHGI caught that sneaky dude
read post #5044. it has all the history of scammer Arfaania
then why would AA still hold shares of BHGI? LOL
it makes no sense to hold and demand for more shares LMFAO
i heard AA got terminated...
"The default filed by N A Fam LLC was denied" LOL
imo it was a hidden message "BHGI heading south folks" it means BHGI is taking its expansion/talent to south. it can be south beach or south america LMFAO
sounds like you want low risk and high reward. not going to do your DD for you but this is a holding company (google what is holding company and how holding company acquire other companies)
Reasons to Invest in Mexico and imo BHGI hit the jackpot!
1. Structural reforms in Mexico. The Mexican economy still suffers from structural weaknesses that have impeded economic efficiency and longer-term gross domestic product growth. Tax collection is very inefficient, the labor market can be slow to change and the energy sector has been monopolized by the state. Ordinary Mexicans still carry the memories of many past overhauls and privatizations that promised to turn things around but instead created monopolies and stifled economic growth.
After President Nieto took office in 2012, he introduced initiatives to set limits on the state’s longstanding monopoly on the extraction, production and distribution of oil, gas and electricity by allowing private investments. He has reduced the power of the telecommunications giants Telmex (subsidiary of Carlos Slim's America Movil) and Televisa by opening the door to competition. He also compelled the huge National Union of Education Workers to go with reforms prohibiting the sale or inheritance of teaching positions and introduced compulsory exams to assess teachers.
2. Energy reforms – shaping the future of Mexico. Mexico is the world’s sixth largest crude oil producer, but proven reserves have shrunk from 34 to 14 billion barrels since 1998, and will last for only 10 more years without further improvement. Because of dwindling production and oil accounting for more than 30 percent of its fiscal income, the comprehensive reform of state-run Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) was the most pressing issue.
On August 11, President Nieto signed into law energy reform legislation that will open Mexico’s hydrocarbon and electricity sectors to private investors. Energy reforms ended three quarters of a century of state monopoly on hydrocarbons exploration and production.
Through energy reforms, Mexico will be offering private companies production or profit-sharing contracts, as well as licenses, and each will have different tax regimes. The government has an ambitious target of raising the current output of about 2.5 million barrels a day of crude to 3 million by 2018 and 3.5 million by 2025. Reforms will generate a 2 percent GDP boost by 2025, and add about 2.5 million jobs in the same period, according to an article by Diana Villiers Negroponte, nonresident senior fellow for foreign policy at the Brookings Institution.
One of the important results of Mexico's energy reform is the breakup of the electricity generation and distribution monopoly of Comisión Federal de Electricidad. BBVA Bancomer, the largest financial institution in Mexico, estimates that the change will result in a 40 percent to 50 percent decrease in Mexican electricity costs.
Mexico currently spends about $11.40 for each megawatt hour of electricity for industrial uses, according to the International Energy Agency, while the U.S. spends about $6.60. Other major benefits of reform will include an increase in natural gas supply through a more efficient pipeline from Texas and the development of Mexico’s shale reserves.
Mexico also is benefiting from the shale gas revolution in the U.S., leading to a drop in natural-gas prices for industrial users by 37 percent since 2004. That gives Mexico a significant energy-cost advantage over most other exporting economies. Cheaper Mexican energy further helps domestic firms to become globally competitive.
3. Made in Mexico: Mexico versus China. Mexican exports of electronics increased three times from 2006 to 2013 to $78 billion, according to a report by The Boston Consulting Group. Asian companies such as Sharp, Sony and Samsung have around one-third of investment in Mexican electronics manufacturing put together—compared with only around 8 percent a decade ago. The primary reason is better productivity in Mexico compared to China and similar labor costs as costs soared in China.
In Mexico, the 67 percent rise in average Mexican manufacturing wages from 2004 to 2014 was offset by higher productivity and an 11 percent depreciation of the Peso against the U.S. Dollar. The Mexican workforce also has a strong work ethic, as the average Mexican works more hours per year than people in any other member country of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, with fewer labor conflicts.
The other factor working in Mexico's favor is the free-trade agreements the country has with 44 nations, including the North American Free Trade Agreement, which allows its goods to enter the U.S. duty-free.
4. Mexico benefits from U.S. recovery. The U.S. recovery has been a significant boost for Mexico as the U.S. is a key market for the country. The U.S. is the third largest trade partner for Mexico, with exports and imports totaling an estimated $507 billion during 2013 according to the Office of the United States Trade Representative. U.S exports of goods to Mexico totaled $226 billion. U.S. goods imports from Mexico totaled $280 billion.
5. Increase in consumer spending and improvement in fundamentals. With growing incomes, Mexican households have been spending on consumer discretionary more than basic amenities. The changes in ownership of home appliances, automobiles and electronics over the decades show consumption trends.
Inhabited Housings by Availability of Basic Services and Goods: Census Year 1990, 2000 and 2010
Service or Good 1990 2000 2010
Total (thousands) 16,035.2 21,513.2 28,138.6
Electricity 87.5% 95.0% 97.8%
Piped water 79.4% 88.8% 91.5%
Sewage 63.6% 78.1% 90.3%
Fridge 68.5% 82.1%
Telephone 36.2% 43.2%
Computer 9.3% 29.4%
Clothes washer machine 52% 66.4%
Internet 21.3%
Car or light truck 44.2%
Source: The National Institute of Statistics and Geography, Mexico
The change in education levels in the past two decades has helped Mexico become more globally competitive. With increasing education levels, an increase in its manufacturing base and changes in its income levels, Mexico will benefit from higher spending in the economy.
Population 15 Years Old and Over by Educational Level: Census Year 1990 and 2010
1990
Uneducated Basic Education Upper Secondary Education Higher Education
13.4% 61.9% 14.3% 8.3%
2000
Uneducated Basic Education Upper Secondary Education Higher Education
6.9% 56.7% 19.3% 16.5%
Source: The National Institute of Statistics and Geography, Mexico
Mexico has strong tailwinds within emerging markets for three main reasons: 1) the country is closely tied to the expected pickup in U.S. growth; 2) there is no need to talk of the "promise" of reforms, as in Brazil and India – they are already underway in Mexico; and 3) the Peso is not expensive. You may still be skeptical of investing in Mexico, due to all of the negative impressions you take back from the news. But to have absolutely no portfolio allocation in Mexico means you won’t be taking advantage of the long-term growth the country is experiencing. Even the conservative long-term investor should allocate at least a small slice of his or her portfolio pie to “Made in Mexico."
private placement was at .125 so anything under is amazing deal!
agree. EOR stop paying for its promotions sometime ago and EOR crashed big time... feel bad for whomever bought
you do know that once 2015 hits BHGI will uplist :)
min QB/QX and maybe to NYSE :)
Paypal of Mexico and backed by Mexican government. End of story
either to reduce paying taxes or ready to sell the shell (imo)
Reasons to Invest in Mexico and imo BHGI hit the jackpot!
1. Structural reforms in Mexico. The Mexican economy still suffers from structural weaknesses that have impeded economic efficiency and longer-term gross domestic product growth. Tax collection is very inefficient, the labor market can be slow to change and the energy sector has been monopolized by the state. Ordinary Mexicans still carry the memories of many past overhauls and privatizations that promised to turn things around but instead created monopolies and stifled economic growth.
After President Nieto took office in 2012, he introduced initiatives to set limits on the state’s longstanding monopoly on the extraction, production and distribution of oil, gas and electricity by allowing private investments. He has reduced the power of the telecommunications giants Telmex (subsidiary of Carlos Slim's America Movil) and Televisa by opening the door to competition. He also compelled the huge National Union of Education Workers to go with reforms prohibiting the sale or inheritance of teaching positions and introduced compulsory exams to assess teachers.
2. Energy reforms – shaping the future of Mexico. Mexico is the world’s sixth largest crude oil producer, but proven reserves have shrunk from 34 to 14 billion barrels since 1998, and will last for only 10 more years without further improvement. Because of dwindling production and oil accounting for more than 30 percent of its fiscal income, the comprehensive reform of state-run Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) was the most pressing issue.
On August 11, President Nieto signed into law energy reform legislation that will open Mexico’s hydrocarbon and electricity sectors to private investors. Energy reforms ended three quarters of a century of state monopoly on hydrocarbons exploration and production.
Through energy reforms, Mexico will be offering private companies production or profit-sharing contracts, as well as licenses, and each will have different tax regimes. The government has an ambitious target of raising the current output of about 2.5 million barrels a day of crude to 3 million by 2018 and 3.5 million by 2025. Reforms will generate a 2 percent GDP boost by 2025, and add about 2.5 million jobs in the same period, according to an article by Diana Villiers Negroponte, nonresident senior fellow for foreign policy at the Brookings Institution.
One of the important results of Mexico's energy reform is the breakup of the electricity generation and distribution monopoly of Comisión Federal de Electricidad. BBVA Bancomer, the largest financial institution in Mexico, estimates that the change will result in a 40 percent to 50 percent decrease in Mexican electricity costs.
Mexico currently spends about $11.40 for each megawatt hour of electricity for industrial uses, according to the International Energy Agency, while the U.S. spends about $6.60. Other major benefits of reform will include an increase in natural gas supply through a more efficient pipeline from Texas and the development of Mexico’s shale reserves.
Mexico also is benefiting from the shale gas revolution in the U.S., leading to a drop in natural-gas prices for industrial users by 37 percent since 2004. That gives Mexico a significant energy-cost advantage over most other exporting economies. Cheaper Mexican energy further helps domestic firms to become globally competitive.
3. Made in Mexico: Mexico versus China. Mexican exports of electronics increased three times from 2006 to 2013 to $78 billion, according to a report by The Boston Consulting Group. Asian companies such as Sharp, Sony and Samsung have around one-third of investment in Mexican electronics manufacturing put together—compared with only around 8 percent a decade ago. The primary reason is better productivity in Mexico compared to China and similar labor costs as costs soared in China.
In Mexico, the 67 percent rise in average Mexican manufacturing wages from 2004 to 2014 was offset by higher productivity and an 11 percent depreciation of the Peso against the U.S. Dollar. The Mexican workforce also has a strong work ethic, as the average Mexican works more hours per year than people in any other member country of the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, with fewer labor conflicts.
The other factor working in Mexico's favor is the free-trade agreements the country has with 44 nations, including the North American Free Trade Agreement, which allows its goods to enter the U.S. duty-free.
4. Mexico benefits from U.S. recovery. The U.S. recovery has been a significant boost for Mexico as the U.S. is a key market for the country. The U.S. is the third largest trade partner for Mexico, with exports and imports totaling an estimated $507 billion during 2013 according to the Office of the United States Trade Representative. U.S exports of goods to Mexico totaled $226 billion. U.S. goods imports from Mexico totaled $280 billion.
5. Increase in consumer spending and improvement in fundamentals. With growing incomes, Mexican households have been spending on consumer discretionary more than basic amenities. The changes in ownership of home appliances, automobiles and electronics over the decades show consumption trends.
Inhabited Housings by Availability of Basic Services and Goods: Census Year 1990, 2000 and 2010
Service or Good 1990 2000 2010
Total (thousands) 16,035.2 21,513.2 28,138.6
Electricity 87.5% 95.0% 97.8%
Piped water 79.4% 88.8% 91.5%
Sewage 63.6% 78.1% 90.3%
Fridge 68.5% 82.1%
Telephone 36.2% 43.2%
Computer 9.3% 29.4%
Clothes washer machine 52% 66.4%
Internet 21.3%
Car or light truck 44.2%
Source: The National Institute of Statistics and Geography, Mexico
The change in education levels in the past two decades has helped Mexico become more globally competitive. With increasing education levels, an increase in its manufacturing base and changes in its income levels, Mexico will benefit from higher spending in the economy.
Population 15 Years Old and Over by Educational Level: Census Year 1990 and 2010
1990
Uneducated Basic Education Upper Secondary Education Higher Education
13.4% 61.9% 14.3% 8.3%
2000
Uneducated Basic Education Upper Secondary Education Higher Education
6.9% 56.7% 19.3% 16.5%
Source: The National Institute of Statistics and Geography, Mexico
Mexico has strong tailwinds within emerging markets for three main reasons: 1) the country is closely tied to the expected pickup in U.S. growth; 2) there is no need to talk of the "promise" of reforms, as in Brazil and India – they are already underway in Mexico; and 3) the Peso is not expensive. You may still be skeptical of investing in Mexico, due to all of the negative impressions you take back from the news. But to have absolutely no portfolio allocation in Mexico means you won’t be taking advantage of the long-term growth the country is experiencing. Even the conservative long-term investor should allocate at least a small slice of his or her portfolio pie to “Made in Mexico."
BHGI acquired its first asset and pps goes down? someone is manipulating the pps
same here... within few days planning going to load a truck
#42 on the breakout board!!
BHGI is still in Pinky land. once uplist to QB/QX it will be better. heck maybe to NYSE with all this assets LOL
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http://www.gruporichard.com.mx/Ingles/indexe.html
Grupo Richard is huge!!
GRM Operator Services
Leading group, with a portfolio of diversified business and profitable growth, which was born from the vision of Mexican entrepreneurs, who initiated locally and over time have expanded to other states of the Republic, giving great importance to the development and employment generation. Currently it holds interests in various economic turns. The strength of the Group, forged through experience lies in the development and ongoing training, as well as innovation and technology infrastructure, in order to always stay ahead and growth strategies forward to the future. The goal: Continue to provide reliable services and products of the highest quality, the total satisfaction of our customers and above all continue to contribute to the economic development of Mexico.
Professional Services industry company, located in Baja California
8K OUT!!
Beverly Hills Group Inc. Completes First Acquisition
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., April 18, 2016-- Beverly Hills Group, Inc. (OTC: BHGI:PK), is pleased to announce it has completed the first of its planned acquisitions: Operadora de Servicios GRM.
Operadora de Servicios GRM (Operadora), a part of the conglomerate Grupo Richard, has its business focus in retail operations and wholesale distribution for organizations including Grupo Modelo and Heineken.
Operadora was incorporated in 2013 and by 2015 was operating 32 Modelorama, Bud Light and Tecate branded convenience stores, and managing over 200 employees.
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, hereunto duly authorized.
Beverly Hills Group Inc. Completes First Acquisition
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., April 18, 2016-- Beverly Hills Group, Inc. (OTC: BHGI:PK), is pleased to announce it has completed the first of its planned acquisitions: Operadora de Servicios GRM.
Operadora de Servicios GRM (Operadora), a part of the conglomerate Grupo Richard, has its business focus in retail operations and wholesale distribution for organizations including Grupo Modelo and Heineken.
Operadora was incorporated in 2013 and by 2015 was operating 32 Modelorama, Bud Light and Tecate branded convenience stores, and managing over 200 employees.
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, hereunto duly authorized.
can BHGI be next CASY? (Casey's General Stores, Inc.) it has Outstanding Shares 39,050,570 and pps of $110. BHGI has 77 million shares
general store in midwest of US vs convince store in mexico
04/11/2016 The default filed by N A Fam LLC was denied.
latest report is for 2014? WTF? where is 2015?
average volume 2000 LOL thats $20 dollar a day WTF? is this a joke?
what happened to CO2 flood and kinder morgan bull shit? its 2016 already
as expected another turd on the basket LOL
we are at the last stage. either we make money or go broke
"IF" BIG "IF" AOT condensate work very well then there is a chance of QSEP getting bought by KM but whats the chance.... slim to none at this point
maybe mikkin's need money for medical bills. our former CEO resigned due to a medical reason
NITE is moving from .125-.16 constantly! WTF!!
in other side BHGI 43.09% gain LOL
no one is forcing someone to buy. GL
100K bidding!!!
if it wasn't for AA illegally selling... BHGI should be at .40-.80 per shares
don't forget! private offering was at .125 and current pps is a STEAL!!
at first GLEN got at .10 to make the market!
BHGI need to get off from stinky pink.. staying on pinky is hurting the BHGI imo
uplist to OTCQX and releasing acquisition is the perfect scenario. once BHGI get all 4 acquisition? we are going to NYSE
NYSE? min 3-4 dollar per share is required!!
I guess week or two for audited 2015 and another 2 weeks for finalizing the first deal. 1 month???
BHGI RELEASED 8K!
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=71071293&symbol=BHGI
Beverly Hills Group Inc., Begins Final Stage of its First Acquisition
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., April 11, 2016-- Beverly Hills Group, Inc. (OTC: BHGI), is pleased to announce it is moving forward with its first acquisition as planned.
The acquisition is a Mexican Corporation that manages and operates convenience and retail stores, manages wholesale distribution operations as well as other industrial or business related consumer products.
The company has received the final draft audited financials for this acquisition from BDO Castillo Miranda y Compañia S.C., which paves the way to the closing-phase of BHGI ’ s first acquisition.
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, hereunto duly authorized.
BHGI RELEASED 8K!
http://ih.advfn.com/p.php?pid=nmona&article=71071293&symbol=BHGI
Beverly Hills Group Inc., Begins Final Stage of its First Acquisition
BEVERLY HILLS, Calif., April 11, 2016-- Beverly Hills Group, Inc. (OTC: BHGI), is pleased to announce it is moving forward with its first acquisition as planned.
The acquisition is a Mexican Corporation that manages and operates convenience and retail stores, manages wholesale distribution operations as well as other industrial or business related consumer products.
The company has received the final draft audited financials for this acquisition from BDO Castillo Miranda y Compañia S.C., which paves the way to the closing-phase of BHGI ’ s first acquisition.
Pursuant to the requirements of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, the registrant has duly caused this report to be signed on its behalf by the undersigned, hereunto duly authorized.
imo first acquisition is worth at least $50 million dollar and it will put BHGI at $.65 without any book value or EBITDA numbers.
this is easy multi dollar
planning to load another $10K worth very soon. this is no brainer!