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i mailed that pr firm for confirmation and this was their answer:
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That is correct and you could call me at anytime.
Kenneth Maciora
Chief Executive Officer
Empire Relations Group Inc.
http://www.empirerelations.com/
Office (516) 750-9719
Fax (516) 997-7795
Mobile (917) 670-9541
thx for the calls and for sharing!
thx, tell us what you get from Parkin
it was a spike followed by a sell (normal)
with consolidation now around 0.09 (normal)
lol why would we hit that? there is no new bad/good news today
why 0.07? why not 0.05! or 0.09! or 0.15!
nice subtle bashing again from you!
quite some time ago i saw a pdf document (that was hosted on a us government site???) that listed all the russian oil fields and their proven/probable reserves
can't find it back, who can help me?
unlike 99% of other pinks this one has a real revenue and is even profitable
that alone should make you go long on this stock :p
http://newsblaze.com/story/2005051106004200003.pz/topstory.html
notice at the bottom:
Bio-Tracking, Oil & Gas Division
Andrei Bobosky
Vice-President of Operations
Tel. 514-581-2646
Fax. 514-448-6712
andrei bobosky... isn't that the same andrei bowoWsky that filed for the sale of shares earlier? so he was one of the aymot gang
jobs at NWOG
http://hh.ru/employer.do?employerId=17122
use babelfish to translate
http://www.szng.ru/
listen to the music on that flash intro
the music of sweet victory! i will dance to that music when my NDOL shares are over $5 :p
that would have been a bad unrational decision :)
with 15th august around the corner and good fundamentals to back it up i wouldn't sell!
low volume
buy one share at the ask to make it go up again :)
chdt doesn't need hurricanes
what/who tells you that?
nothing is for sure in the market
everyone can make claims like that, i'll try a statement:
if we close above 0.099 today we will close over 0.12 on friday
no-one knows!
wow, that is a LOT
unsuprise! 0.09 again
we will hold stable around this pps till a new pr
wouldn't be suprised if we end on 0.09 again
still, it will remain like that in the mind of the people
one will be more eager to buy aurc when ndol goes up for example even if you and me know there is no correlation between those two
Vadim Varshavsky Adds Gold to Coal, Steel
Businessman Vadim Varshavsky has apparently decided to focus on non-ferrous/precious metal production for a good long time. His Russian Mining Co. (Russian acronym is RGRK) is completing the deal to buy out Novoorlov GOK, which covers 3 percent of the world output of tungsten.
Vadim Varshavsky, owner of 50 percent in Russky Ugol (Russian Coal) and 50 percent in Estar Metal Co., is creating a holding for ferrous/nonferrous metal production. For this purpose, Varshavsky-controlled RGRK is completing the deal to buy out Novoorlov GOK mining and processing enterprise, the Chita Region, which makes tantalum and tungsten concentrate and used to cover 10 percent to 12 percent of the market in time of the former Soviet Union, said a source close to Varshavsky.
The source said Varshavsky is willing to acquire zinc and lead producers in the near term and establish a raw material base to make special steel at Estar’s two enterprises. Moreover, the businessman negotiates the purchase of two special steel plants in Europe.
Another concern of Varshavsky is the precious metal business. RGRK won a tender Monday to develop Primorskoe and Salut gold/silver-bearing ore deposits in Primorie. The company is likely to proceed to buy gold assets there, eyeing, in particular, Russia’s largest Amur firm of gold and platinum diggers.
http://www.kommersant.com/page.asp?id=692780
aurus would make a nice target too :)
22.05.02 Chukotka Autonomous District to Develop New Gold-Ore Deposit
KHABAROVSK, May 22. /FIS/. Northern Ore Technologies JSC has started design and equipment the development of a new gold-ore deposit called "Klyon" (Maple) in the Bilibinsk district of the Chukotka autonomous region. The first commercial batch of gold is expected for production in 5 years. On May 20, a special committee headed by the district's governor will select the sites for construction of industrial facilities and installation of equipment. Approval of technical and project documentation will be made this fall.
http://66.249.93.104/search?q=cache:8-wD7S02RiUJ:www.novosib.ru/news/%3Findex%3D2122%26english%3Dt+k....
that was in 2002! 5 years later = 2007 :)
http://www.auruscorp.com/images/structure.jpg
northern ore tech at the bottom of the tree!
volume is still fairly low
we need higher volume to confirm
finished 0.109, up 9% for the day
nice :)
lets climb up gradually!
imagine what will happen when the shorts start to cover
if we break abover 0.121 we will run even harder!
that was resistance yesterday
0.116
if found more info and references to them on russian sites if you look up the russian name of nwog and do a search in google
things like bids for oil field licenses etc and nwog having won them
i even found job adverts for a secretary etc on russian jobhunting sites
what's the fuss with that Joe/Jack at the warehouse?
why do you want to call him
what top audit lie?
0.12 printed!
just bought another 10k at 0.10990 lol
took quite some time to get executed!
thx, trying to buy at 0.135
current bid/ask?
thx!
Saratovneftegeofizika...
another indication they have ties with Putin and the government:
"Saratovneftegeofizika, the leading group under the auspices of the Soviet Ministry of Oil and Gas Industry, was chosen."
http://eng.neftevedomosti.ru/press.a...aterial_id=524
i posted an dow jones newswire message here about a month ago about Citigroup aggressively buying into the Russian markets (especially energy sector)
Sibir Energy Sells Magma
this is an older article i found on the Kommersant.com website, dated Dec. 28, 2005
Sibir Energy and Moscow Oil and Gas Company (holds 31 percent in Sibir Energy) announced a tender for Magma, an oil producing subsidiary of Sibir Energy, which is to be included in the authorized capital of Moscow Oil and Gas Company. Shalva Chigirinsky, co-owner of Sibir Energy, reported to Kommersant that the board of Moscow Oil and Gas Company had endorsed the deal back in November.
Magma Oil Company operates at the Southern Deposit in the Nizhny Vartovsk district of Khanty-Mansi Autonomous Area. The oil field’s residual reserves are estimated at 11.7 million metric tons of oil. Oil production grew 37.5 in 2005 compared to the previous year to come to 330,000 metric tons.
Sovlink, the financial consultant of Sibir Energy and Moscow Oil and Gas Company on the sale of Magma, sent letters to possible buyers of the company offering them 98 percent in Magma. Applications from buyers are accepted until late January when Sovlink will announce a shortlist of the companies to contend for Magma.
Shalva Chigirinsky, the co-owner of Sibir Energy, said that the board of directors of Moscow Oil and Gas Company had made the decision to sell Magma in November. Magma is currently in the process of the introduction to the authorized capital of Moscow Oil and Gas Company. Mr. Chigirinsky declined to name the companies willing to compete for the asset. Market watchers mention North Western Oil Group and TNK-BP as would-be buyers.
Shalva Chigirinsky earlier estimated Magma at over $200 million. Considering previous tenders for oil exploration and production licenses, Magma may be sold at between $300 and $350 million, according to experts.
i agree with point 2 and 3
point 2 will be fixed in the near term when we move to a higher exchange
point 3 is getting fixed in the long term as russia is growing market with more and more foreign investments pouring in
DJ UPDATE: Citigroup Looks To Emerging Markets For Growth
(This updates an item from 1700 GMT with detail on Russian IPOs.)
By Victoria Howley
Of DOW JONES NEWSWIRES
LONDON (Dow Jones)--Citigroup (C) is concentrating on building its presence in emerging markets in eastern Europe and the Middle East and is looking to bolster its investment banking arm in Russia in particular, executives said at an investor conference Tuesday.
The world´s largest bank sees opportunities in developed as well as emerging countries in Europe, the Middle East and Africa, or EMEA. But growth in emerging markets will outstrip what Citigroup can achieve in more mature economies, where gross domestic product is increasing more slowly.
"GDP growth has been faster in emerging markets. We have looked at that as a company and aim to leverage it to gain market share over time," Chief Financial Officer Sallie Krawcheck said at an investor presentation in London.
Stable Western European markets like the U.K. and Germany account for the bulk of Citigroup´s EMEA presence, but Russia has been singled out as a focal point for the bank´s investment banking ambitions.
Citigroup said its strategy to transfer capital markets expertise from developed countries in the region to emerging markets has already delivered results in Russia. The bank highlighted the Russian brokerage business it opened a year ago as an example.
"We thought we would be a factor in the market in two or three years, but, in less than 12 months, we have risen to be No.4 with a 6% market share," said Bill Mills, chief executive of Citigroup´s corporate and investment bank in EMEA. The business turned profitable in the first year, he said.
The example contrasts with parts of Western Europe, where Mills said Citigroup had its work cut out because the investment banking business was fragmented and the market was competitive.
"We are rebuilding the French franchise. We went back to the drawing board about 18 months ago and we have repopulated the investment bank. France was not performing as expected," Mills noted.
Mills said he expects the Russian equity markets to take off in the next few years, and Citigroup is positioning itself to capture a significant share of the business.
"We think there will be a tremendous amount of equity issuance coming out of Russia," he said. "We think there could be up to $30 billion in IPOs."
Citigroup is also bulking up its investment-banking business in the Middle East and North Africa and has just added a team of Dubai-based research analysts to cover the Middle East.
"We look at opportunities across the (Middle East) region. We were the first bank to go back into Algeria. Now when you talk to people in the Middle East, Algeria is the first place they want to talk about," Mills said.
Oil-driven expansion has made parts of the Middle East a driver of Citigroup´s wealth-management business. The United Arab Emirates, Kuwait and Saudi Arabia saw 29% growth in private wealth in 2004, Citigroup said.
Marianne Hay, who joined the firm nine months ago to head up global wealth management, said the current boom in the Middle East is very different from the previous oil-driven peak in the early 1970s.
"Today wealth is more broadly spread and the local market has developed. You have to open local offices in order to serve the region properly," she said.
Emerging markets are also an important factor in Citigroup´s consumer business. The bank plans to open between 170 and 190 retail bank and consumer finance branches this year.
Of that total, 30 to 40 branches are planned in Russia, 20 to 30 are earmarked for Turkey and a further 30 to 40 will open in Poland.
"We will have doubled the number of branches by the end of the year (in Russia), and we are moving beyond Moscow and St. Petersburg," said Mark Robinson, Citigroup country officer for Russia.
He said the bank would have a presence in six Russian cities by the end of the year, rising to 10 by the end of 2007.
Company Web site: http://www.citigroup.com
By Victoria Howley, Dow Jones Newswires; 44 20 7842 9261; victoria.howley@dowjones.com
(END) Dow Jones Newswires
June 06, 2006 13:15 ET (17:15 GMT)
Copyright (c) 2006 Dow Jones & Company, Inc.
a quick comparison:
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CONSOLIDATED INTERIM BALANCE SHEET
MARCH 31, 2006
for NDOL only:
TOTAL ASSETS 13 829 635
TOTAL LIABILITIES 5 740 707
TOTAL LIABILITIES AND STOCKHOLDERS' EQUITY 13 829 635
for the merged NDOL + NWOG:
Total Assets 116 064 401
Total Liabilities 16 323 682
Total Liabilities and Stockholders' Equity 116 064 401
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CONSOLIDATED INTERIM STATEMENTS OF OPERATIONS AND COMPREHENSIVE INCOME (LOSS)
FOR THE PERIOD JANUARY 1,2006 to MARCH 31, 2006
for NDOL only:
SALES:
Income 3 942 075
Operating Expenses (2 870 407)
Selling, general and administrative (407 889)
Amortization/Depreciation (442 886)
Loss before Provision for Income Taxes 220 893
Total other Income/Expenses Net 26 153
Earnings before Interest and Taxes 247 046
Income Tax Expense (54 503)
Net Income/Loss Per Common Share 192 543
for the merged NDOL + NWOG:
Sales:
Income 32 730 226
Operating Expenses (23 353 997)
Selling, general and administrative (2 104 442)
Amortization/Depreciation (3 600 324)
Gross Profit 3 671 463
Total other Income/Expenses Net 26 161
Earnings before Interest and Taxes 3 697 624
Income Tax Expense (893 721)
Net Income/Loss Per Common Share 2 803 903
looking good!
big jump in assest (little more liabilities) and much bigger income!
who is nite?