Xun Energy, Inc. (fka XNRG)

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Jerry mentioned it in his last post. Part regarding the refinery is bolded:

Topic: Why can't XUN close a deal? Go to last post
Posted: Saturday, September 3, 2016 7:24:44 PM
Thank you Marco Polo III for your post and questions in Post #1 above. We have replicated your post below:

It has been too long and mgt stated that deals or so-called -deals were in various stages. It can not take this long to close one deal. Why is mgt having hard time closing just 1 deal?

Question: Why is mgt having hard time closing just 1 deal?

Response: Xun Oil Marketing Division is very active in working with suppliers, funders and buyers. There are up to several physical commodity trade transactions in progress at any given time. It is a process that takes time to complete. Most of the time is vetting out the suppliers to ensure they are reputable and reliable suppliers. We are finding that the industry is plagued with many non reputable suppliers or parties representing they are suppliers, which after due diligence, are brokers or "wanna-be-suppliers". The due diligence may take from a day up to a couple of months to confirm the supplier. The ultimate test of a supplier is their ability to deliver the product to the delivery point, pass inspection and acceptance of the product. Our business model is based on selling to proven buyers or Majors, as labeled in the industry.

Why is taking so long to close? A physical commodity trade is simple in principle but complicated in procedure!! There are many moving parts, especially with our clever business model that partners financial partners to fund the purchase. A failure or drop-off with any of the moving parts will cause a delay with the physical commodity trade or a complete collapse of it requiring the Company to start over again. For example, the Company has been working with a refinery for the supply of crude oil since September 2015. It is a very complicated transaction which, if successful, will include more than the supply of crude oil. It could also include the supply of refined petroleum products, ownership in the refinery, expansion of the refinery and possibly even the ownership in a new large refinery along with infrastructure and logistics construction and ownership.

The Company is encouraged with the progress it is making. The Company has a positive outlook that one of the Joint Ventures in the Xun Oil Marketing Division will close on a physical commodity trade. We have a great team of consultants that we are working with that have a combination of over 30 years of expertise in physical commodity trades and have successfully closed over 20 physical commodity trades over the past several years.

We have been presented many offers for aviation jet fuel and D6 fuel oil which require us to have storage tanks in order to lock in the aviation jet fuel purchase. Our business model does not involving risking the funders money for renting storage tanks. This is not a risk we ask our funders to take.

THERE ARE NO ASSURANCES THAT THE COMPANY WILL BE ABLE TO CLOSE ON ANY OF THE PHYSICAL COMMODITY TRADES. THERE ARE NO ASSURANCES THAT SHOULD THE COMPANY CLOSE ON A PHYSICAL COMMODITY TRADE THAT IT WILL BE PROFITABLE.


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We thank you for your interest, support and faith in the Company.

Respectfully,

Xun Energy, Inc.
Jerry G. Mikolajczyk
President and CEO

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