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Oklahoma business buys Greeley company
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May 5, 2007
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TULSA, Okla. -- Well Renewal, Inc. of Tulsa has bought a 47-year-old Greeley company.
Well Renewal, an emergent, rapidly growing diversified oil and gas regional operator specializing in oil and gas exploration, enhanced recovery methods of abandoned and low-production oil properties, oil field services, said in a press release that it has entered into a letter of Intent to acquire Cementers Well Service, Inc. The company is a privately-held Greeley company specializing in cementing services for oil, gas and water wells.
Cementers Well Service was started in 1960 by Jack and Rose Stoller. It is a $3 million company that provides comprehensive cement related services for oil, gas and water wells in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. Cementer's main area of operations is in northern Colorado.
In the release, David Rees, CEO of Well Renewal, said the company is excited about working with Cementers. Rees, who became CEO in March, said in an April 9 release the company had acquired $1 million to be used to target and acquire additional oil field leases and energy services companies.
The purchase agreement with Cementers is expected to be complete in about two weeks.
"Jack and Rose Stoller have built a tremendous business, and we look forward to supporting their efforts to continue to provide top notch service to our customers. We believe that the future of this business is unlimited as the demand for energy continues to increase. We look forward to working closely with the Stoller's for many years to come," he said.
Rose Stoller is the daughter of Cementers founder and is chief financial officer of the Greeley company.
"We are pleased to have found partners who have the same commitment to servicing our customers that we have had over the years. Since my father started this business, we have always put our customers first and look forward to continuing this great tradition and business," she said.
good news brings a good week...looking forward to it..
TULSA, Okla., May 05, 2007 (Greeley Tribune - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Well Renewal, Inc. of Tulsa has bought a 47-year-old Greeley company.
Well Renewal, an emergent, rapidly growing diversified oil and gas regional operator specializing in oil and gas exploration, enhanced recovery methods of abandoned and low-production oil properties, oil field services, said in a press release that it has entered into a letter of Intent to acquire Cementers Well Service, Inc. The company is a privately-held Greeley company specializing in cementing services for oil, gas and water wells.
Cementers Well Service was started in 1960 by Jack and Rose Stoller. It is a $3 million company that provides comprehensive cement related services for oil, gas and water wells in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. Cementer's main area of operations is in northern Colorado.
In the release, David Rees, CEO of Well Renewal, said the company is excited about working with Cementers. Rees, who became CEO in March, said in an April 9 release the company had acquired $1 million to be used to target and acquire additional oil field leases and energy services companies.
The purchase agreement with Cementers is expected to be complete in about two weeks.
"Jack and Rose Stoller have built a tremendous business, and we look forward to supporting their efforts to continue to provide top notch service to our customers. We believe that the future of this business is unlimited as the demand for energy continues to increase. We look forward to working closely with the Stoller's for many years to come," he said.
Rose Stoller is the daughter of Cementers founder and is chief financial officer of the Greeley company.
"We are pleased to have found partners who have the same commitment to servicing our customers that we have had over the years. Since my father started this business, we have always put our customers first and look forward to continuing this great tradition and business," she said.
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i agree that there is something in the works... BDGR seems to be preparing itself for something very 'big'... you can either take a 'risk' (which is what the stock market essentially is all about) and have a position before the 'big' thing hits, or you can chase later and still try and gain whatever smaller percentage may still be left..
point is, there has been numerous positive developments lately, the charts are showing a turn around and accumulation and for months now we have been trading sideways in a range and the seemingly endless drop has stopped.... the bashers are going crazy because their efforts have been futile as of late and BDGR is slowly turning investors around one by one...
Yes BDGR has a tainted history, this does not mean that it is doomed to be an unsuccessful, blacklisted company forever.. everyone has their un-enlightened opinion too which they are unfortunately entitled to, and they sit here repeating negatives from last year... everyone knows about the old news from last year but that is exactly what it is, old news...
BDGR has clearly done a hell of alot to turn itself around and numerous people have seen this... nobody is going to spoon feed every last little detail.. can do a little research of their own.. this company is doing what it can to clean up and be as transparent as possible.. as for an audit, probably never come, which is why we are here on the pinks... but most of the pinks do not publish audited financials and do very well so this is not what's hindering BDGR's forward progression.. but old blood and the ones who post on here repeatedly with old useless information from last year with their motives...
will not matter soon... IMO BDGR is doing very well, and when the time is right, the herd will be here to take it back to a dollar... one step at a time, believe me, we will get there...
WRNW - News out Saturday....
Oklahoma business buys Greeley company
Staff Reports
May 5, 2007
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TULSA, Okla. -- Well Renewal, Inc. of Tulsa has bought a 47-year-old Greeley company.
Well Renewal, an emergent, rapidly growing diversified oil and gas regional operator specializing in oil and gas exploration, enhanced recovery methods of abandoned and low-production oil properties, oil field services, said in a press release that it has entered into a letter of Intent to acquire Cementers Well Service, Inc. The company is a privately-held Greeley company specializing in cementing services for oil, gas and water wells.
Cementers Well Service was started in 1960 by Jack and Rose Stoller. It is a $3 million company that provides comprehensive cement related services for oil, gas and water wells in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. Cementer's main area of operations is in northern Colorado.
In the release, David Rees, CEO of Well Renewal, said the company is excited about working with Cementers. Rees, who became CEO in March, said in an April 9 release the company had acquired $1 million to be used to target and acquire additional oil field leases and energy services companies.
The purchase agreement with Cementers is expected to be complete in about two weeks.
"Jack and Rose Stoller have built a tremendous business, and we look forward to supporting their efforts to continue to provide top notch service to our customers. We believe that the future of this business is unlimited as the demand for energy continues to increase. We look forward to working closely with the Stoller's for many years to come," he said.
Rose Stoller is the daughter of Cementers founder and is chief financial officer of the Greeley company.
"We are pleased to have found partners who have the same commitment to servicing our customers that we have had over the years. Since my father started this business, we have always put our customers first and look forward to continuing this great tradition and business," she said.
WRNW - News out Saturday....
Oklahoma business buys Greeley company
Staff Reports
May 5, 2007
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Staff Reports
TULSA, Okla. -- Well Renewal, Inc. of Tulsa has bought a 47-year-old Greeley company.
Well Renewal, an emergent, rapidly growing diversified oil and gas regional operator specializing in oil and gas exploration, enhanced recovery methods of abandoned and low-production oil properties, oil field services, said in a press release that it has entered into a letter of Intent to acquire Cementers Well Service, Inc. The company is a privately-held Greeley company specializing in cementing services for oil, gas and water wells.
Cementers Well Service was started in 1960 by Jack and Rose Stoller. It is a $3 million company that provides comprehensive cement related services for oil, gas and water wells in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. Cementer's main area of operations is in northern Colorado.
In the release, David Rees, CEO of Well Renewal, said the company is excited about working with Cementers. Rees, who became CEO in March, said in an April 9 release the company had acquired $1 million to be used to target and acquire additional oil field leases and energy services companies.
The purchase agreement with Cementers is expected to be complete in about two weeks.
"Jack and Rose Stoller have built a tremendous business, and we look forward to supporting their efforts to continue to provide top notch service to our customers. We believe that the future of this business is unlimited as the demand for energy continues to increase. We look forward to working closely with the Stoller's for many years to come," he said.
Rose Stoller is the daughter of Cementers founder and is chief financial officer of the Greeley company.
"We are pleased to have found partners who have the same commitment to servicing our customers that we have had over the years. Since my father started this business, we have always put our customers first and look forward to continuing this great tradition and business," she said.
WRNW - News out Saturday....
Oklahoma business buys Greeley company
Staff Reports
May 5, 2007
Comments (0) Print Email
Staff Reports
TULSA, Okla. -- Well Renewal, Inc. of Tulsa has bought a 47-year-old Greeley company.
Well Renewal, an emergent, rapidly growing diversified oil and gas regional operator specializing in oil and gas exploration, enhanced recovery methods of abandoned and low-production oil properties, oil field services, said in a press release that it has entered into a letter of Intent to acquire Cementers Well Service, Inc. The company is a privately-held Greeley company specializing in cementing services for oil, gas and water wells.
Cementers Well Service was started in 1960 by Jack and Rose Stoller. It is a $3 million company that provides comprehensive cement related services for oil, gas and water wells in Colorado, Nebraska and Wyoming. Cementer's main area of operations is in northern Colorado.
In the release, David Rees, CEO of Well Renewal, said the company is excited about working with Cementers. Rees, who became CEO in March, said in an April 9 release the company had acquired $1 million to be used to target and acquire additional oil field leases and energy services companies.
The purchase agreement with Cementers is expected to be complete in about two weeks.
"Jack and Rose Stoller have built a tremendous business, and we look forward to supporting their efforts to continue to provide top notch service to our customers. We believe that the future of this business is unlimited as the demand for energy continues to increase. We look forward to working closely with the Stoller's for many years to come," he said.
Rose Stoller is the daughter of Cementers founder and is chief financial officer of the Greeley company.
"We are pleased to have found partners who have the same commitment to servicing our customers that we have had over the years. Since my father started this business, we have always put our customers first and look forward to continuing this great tradition and business," she said.
question about stocks and MM's....
what is the purpose in mirror trading...
from what I understand simply MM's hide the true bid and mirror at a lower price to true bid..
if this is right, is there any other reason this is done in particular stocks??
had the same issue....
when adding a 'space' in the search it screwed up... cannot put two words in for some reason....
after you sell it, you going to buy some BDGR at .135....
looking forward to this week's PR and April's results...
Goals for April were:
-- 5 new gas wells drilled and put on for the Arkansas lease
-- Get 4 new water wells operational for the Muslow S lease
-- Address 9 other leases
-- 50 new old wells put on pump
-- 9,000 Bls shipped
This is where we stood half way through April:
1. The Company has put on 40 new wells so far this month.
2. Three water wells have been drilled.
3. Haynesville is to be brought into production imminently.
4. Johnson Eckart is to be turned on imminently.
5. Management's April goal has been increased to 60 new wells put on
pump. It expects that all newly drilled oil wells will be on pump
by the end of this month.
6. Black Dragon put two additional water disposal units back on line.
With an April goal of putting 50 new wells on pump and having 40 of them completed by the 19th, I think it's safe to say that they exceeded expectations once again...
Exceeded March's Expectations - "Black Dragon produced over 6700 Bls for the month of March, while surpassing management's goal of turning on 30 new wells, by turning on 46 new wells."
"Black Dragon Resource Companies today announced that its oil fields grossed over $620,000 for the first quarter of 2007.
Management will not project future production, due to the variables of weather, equipment availability, and pricing. However, they are confident that, barring the unforeseen, production will increase each quarter."
Looks like May is going to be an even better month for BDGR....
lots of buying late last week...
should be a good week ahead...
this should be a good week for all...
the extra 500 mil a/s in treasury are restricted...
a company is not allowed to raise the a/s and issue them straight into the market...
if that's what your referring to...
next couple of weeks are going to be interesting to say the least...
"this bad boy is gittin seriously frontloaded since late yesterday"
lol.. yep... started earlier than yesterday, but close to d day with the increasing speed of the accumulation... she's almost ready... I can't wait to see this board and the bashers futile attempts to stop what is on its way...
like i've said before.. shorts are going to get rinsed... looking forward to next couple weeks. Back to a buck....
enjoy your weekend..
BIG NEWS MONDAY...
might be a little bit of panick selling in the am from some sheep, will nab what i can, as it won't last....next week's PR's are going to take this thing up another notch..
News expected, bashers swarming... things just starting to get good..
some great days coming up ahead...
NEWS COMING...
"Posted by: lowman
In reply to: Zoom-Zoom-Away who wrote msg# 9047 Date:4/26/2007 7:16:08 PM
Post #of 9121
Much as I hate to say anything that creates flipper buying, there IS news coming soon.
I was told yesterday that news would be out on Fri and Mon. I advised the company to either issue news for today, or just wait till Mon., since Fridays are bad days to PR. "
thanks lowman...
"They just promissed us complete '06 financials! Where are they? Don't tell me there is something new. Just publish the damn '06 financials! That would make me happy. I'd even be quiet for a couple months. But don't lie to my face and expect me to be ok with it."
I'll agree that was discouraging but does not point to a scam or up to old tricks in any way... They published the un-audited figures... i kno, hoorah... but I'll bet you the audited ones come shortly... with this history it's easy to say sure I've seen this before and it ain't going to happen... but things are different and I'm sure even you can tell... but there is only so much that can be said/done at once and there are delays.. give it a chance, and I'm sure your negativity will ease..
thats funny..
the company IS trying to rebuild its credibility and if you would just give it a chance instead of harping on everything negative from the past, repeating it all over and over and stopped to think for a second... you would see that the PR's are not full of outrageous claims, the numbers they claim are quite conservative.. and there maybe, just may be a chance that BDGR is not the same company as your preaching from '05 and '06..
and if you were a shareholder and smart investor, you would realize that what you are doing on the message boards will not get you what you want and will only hurt yourself as you have already seen... why not take a different approach?..
since the only approach you wish to take is to bash on the boards and repeat all the negatives of the past, it does not seem like you are a shareholder or a smart investor.. why not quit harping on the past for a few weeks and sit back and observe BDGR and its future PR's and see if it is taking steps to become the fully transparent company you wish to see or if it is PR'ing the lies it did 2 years ago... you have to give the thing a chance man...
but your obviously just going to keep bashing... so go ahead...
"Gross Revenue for 2006 was $2,482,219.69..."
"Management's intent is to make Black Dragon a fully reporting entity and become listed on an exchange."
"Given the results from 2006, we are confident that Black Dragon will be profitable in 2007. By continuing to purchase new leases and making the wells operational, we are taking the proper measures to increase production and revenues this year and in years to come..."
Goals for April are:
-- 5 new gas wells drilled and put on for the Arkansas lease
-- Get 4 new water wells operational for the Muslow S lease
-- Address 9 other leases
-- 50 new old wells put on pump
-- 9,000 Bls shipped
Current Operations as of April 19th:
1. The Company has put on 40 new wells so far this month.
2. Three water wells have been drilled.
3. Haynesville is to be brought into production imminently.
4. Johnson Eckart is to be turned on imminently.
5. Management's April goal has been increased to 60 new wells put on
pump. It expects that all newly drilled oil wells will be on pump
by the end of this month.
6. Black Dragon put two additional water disposal units back on line.
snowcrow, your a whining little bitch that needs to learn how to invest instead of posting like a little baby on the message boards about your losses.... nobody cares about you or your opinions on BDGR... your a sour turd that has nothing positive to say and I'm sure the negativity extends into your life and those around you... so don't worry about meeting, + I already have a bitch...
lol
i have never seen so many bashers on a single board in my life...
.14c floor developing.... accumulation since the 12th.. BB's tightening.. uptrend coming soon...
so, is this boards surplus of bashers sweat'n yet?
shorts going to get rinsed...
booyah..
.012 ... lol
who got some spare change for paint?....lol
12th was the turning point in the charts....now, uptrending and under accumulation..
&.... silence...
lol
i believe the question was:
"Please provide concrete evidence for all of us that this is a scam. Please provide your additional insider information that this company is going "deep six"
lol
nice post...
57tBird = BASHER = never had a + thing to say about BDGR and doesn't own any shares yet has the time and the will to check the board every ten minutes hoping for there to be a positive post so he can bash away relentlessly..you judge..
bird, better give localoil and snowcrow a call and tell them to get on here..
BDGR Current Operations:
1. The Company has put on 40 new wells so far this month.
2. Three water wells have been drilled.
3. Haynesville is to be brought into production imminently.
4. Johnson Eckart is to be turned on imminently.
5. Management's April goal has been increased to 60 new wells put on
pump. It expects that all newly drilled oil wells will be on pump
by the end of this month.
6. Black Dragon put two additional water disposal units back on line.
60 new wells for this month? 46 new wells last month?
Oil fields grossed over $620,000 for the first quarter of 2007.
& I quote "...production will increase each quarter..."
to the bank...
"why is this year's PR any better than last year's bogus PR?"
"Several resignations were accepted during, and sometime after, the meeting. At the meeting, Mr. Monte Anderson resigned for health reasons. Also, Mario Lanza resigned because of a potential conflict of interest, and Rick Michael resigned for personal reasons. Barry McFarland resigned for personal reasons on March 20th.
Joseph Lanza was nominated to the Board and appointed as acting President. Original Board member, Tom Neely, was reratified as a Board member and appointed as Secretary of the Company. Two other nominations are being discussed, pending later approval at the Shareholder meeting."
Now, I already know that you dont agree... But why should anyone listen to someone who holds no stake in BDGR and spends every last moment of his life checking people's posts and bashing a particular stock on a message board while claiming to have no motives for doing so...
NOBODY, i repeat NOBODY would post the way localoil, snowcrow, 57tbird, etc posts, without hoping to get something in return.. Is this the ONLY stock that has had hype in the past?? there is absolutely no reason for it, people take losses and move on, if that is their case and they ever actually even owned a share. Otherwise they are a bunch of babies who got rinsed in the market and need to learn how to trade instead of buying stocks at $2 and holding them all the way down to .20 cents and whining the whole time and bashing thier own investment....it just doesn not happen.. already know they don't hold shares, and are bashers..
p.s. > you guys are slacking... were holding steady and PPS has been gaining lately... bashing shorts getting nervous yet? better cover, this thing ain't going down anymore boys... in fact as the charts are showing, we're going up..
There is a lot in the works at BDGR, if you dont think so, you shouldn't be here and it's obvious why you are... you cannot compare BDGR now, with the hype of last year especially after the changes that have taken place internally.. and if you dont' think the changes are good enough then again you should not be here...
BDGR has a hell of alot going for it and I'm confident there will be numerous positive developments over the next few months.
PR leads you to expect at least $2.5 - $3 mil for '07.... we all know it's going to be much more... production increasing each quarter with a 600,000 1st quarter..
turn on 60 new wells for this month? 46 new wells last month? & growing large....
less than 70 mil O/S .... can you say cha ching...
"Black Dragon Reports 1Q Gross Revenue of Over $600,000
OIL CITY, LA, Apr 19, 2007 (MARKET WIRE via COMTEX) -- Black Dragon Resource Companies (PINKSHEETS: BDGR) today announced that its oil fields grossed over $620,000 for the first quarter of 2007.
Current Operations:
1. The Company has put on 40 new wells so far this month.
2. Three water wells have been drilled.
3. Haynesville is to be brought into production imminently.
4. Johnson Eckart is to be turned on imminently.
5. Management's April goal has been increased to 60 new wells put on
pump. It expects that all newly drilled oil wells will be on pump
by the end of this month.
6. Black Dragon put two additional water disposal units back on line.
Management will not project future production, due to the variables of weather, equipment availability, and pricing. However, they are confident that, barring the unforeseen, production will increase each quarter.
About Black Dragon:
Black Dragon Resource Companies, Inc. is an oil and gas Production Company focused on the acquisition of mature, producing and existing U.S. oil and gas fields. The Company's focus on mature, domestic oil fields eliminates exploration risk, reducing costs, and provides immediate generation of income in a niche market where larger independent and major oil companies are not positioned to compete."
why would he get out now??... with BDGR valued at least 2-3 times where it is currently trading, stock under accumulation, complete leveling out at .14, and u the basher running his head that he should sell?... lol.. all good signs in my books..
yankee, you are free to do as you wish but don;t make your decision based off of a basher on a message board...lol
"I know for a FACT that localoil is posting information in DIRECT contradiction to other sources I have. I cannot say at this point who is correct."
you and I both know who is correct..
but anyways, nice post....
BDGR - Very Good Start to 2007...
IMO BDGR is truly undervalued and as I've said before should be more around .50 - 1.00 .... Red Chip evaluates at .70c... confident we will get there soon..
Latest PR:
"Black Dragon Resource Companies today announced that its oil fields grossed over $620,000 for the first quarter of 2007."
Current Operations:
1. The Company has put on 40 new wells so far this month.
2. Three water wells have been drilled.
3. Haynesville is to be brought into production imminently.
4. Johnson Eckart is to be turned on imminently.
5. Management's April goal has been increased to 60 new wells put on
pump. It expects that all newly drilled oil wells will be on pump
by the end of this month.
6. Black Dragon put two additional water disposal units back on line.
Management will not project future production, due to the variables of weather, equipment availability, and pricing. However, they are confident that, barring the unforeseen, production will increase each quarter.