The relationship with Wilshire is still unclear but interesting.
KAA is still waiting on a counterproposal from them but the subsidiary of Sabine Minerals carries their name. It is wholly owned by Hemi as far as we know. It was suggested by Wilshire, experts in energy investments, so that combined with KAA's savvy is why the deal was done and it fits in the plan because it would be used to acquire more leases and wells.
Wilshire is not a hedge fund. When they wanted a substantial position in Hemi it was not to immediately dump the stock but to ride the hemi train or was it. Are these the t trades?
I think not because KAA refused to give Wilshire shares and has no knowledge of them. The fact that Wilshire has shared some of their expertise, for free perhaps shows the interest they have in hemi as a good investment, and KAA'a savvy too.
I think this unclear situation is not a bad thing. Wilshire recognizes the potential and present situation of Hemi and KAA knows what he has and where he is going. I am glad KAA is patient enough to not accept a bad deal and that Wilshire knows how valuable hemi really is and will be.
From Wilshire 5/18
Wilshire Capital Group, Inc. Investment/Energy Bankers and Financial Consultants Engages with Hemi Energy Group Inc.
to pursue strategic acquisitions of oil and gas producing properties and developmental drilling programs. Wilshire Capital Group and affiliate companies consider it a privilege to assist our clients in achieving their individual corporate and institutional financial goals.
Dallas, TX (PRWEB) May 18, 2007 -- Wilshire Capital Group, Inc. and affiliate companies announced today that it has engaged with Hemi Energy Group, Inc. (www.hemienergy.com) to assist the company in the identification of a multiple of capitalization facilities requisite to pursue the acquisition of strategic oil and gas producing properties and/or E&P/ production management companies and to assist Hemi Energy Group, Inc. to develop/implement a developmental drilling program(s) in Woodson County, Kansas and Montgomery County, Kansas within the region of South Eastern Kansas.
Wilshire Capital Group, Inc. has retained a third party petroleum engineering firm and consultant(s) to review previous engineering evaluations performed for the company within the Humbolt Chanute Field and the southeastern region of Kansas. The goal and objective of the current evaluations are to comply with developmental drilling capital facilities requirements fbo a proposed developmental drilling program(s) in Woodson County, Kansas and Montgomery County, Kansas and the continued corporate commitment to maintain and enhance shareholder(s) values.
Michael Bezdek, President of Wilshire Capital Group, Inc. stated that, "Wilshire Capital Group and affiliate companies consider it a privilege to assist our clients in achieving their individual corporate and institutional financial goals." Wilshire's corporate offices are located at 2018 Cadiz Street, Suite 2C, Dallas, Texas 75201. Wilshire Capital Group, Inc. can be contacted at 214-760-9483 attention Michael Bezdek, President and/or by facsimile at 214-741-5388.
From Hemi 5/29
Wilshire Capital Group, Inc. and its affiliate companies are currently pursuing due diligence to enable them to assist Hemi Energy Group, Inc. Wilshire has retained a third party petroleum engineering and consultant(s) firm that is used and well accepted by larger oil companies and Wall Street investment bankers. Hemi and Wilshire will expand its working relationship, when due diligence is completed, to pursue strategic acquisitions of oil and gas producing properties and implement expansion of ongoing developmental drilling programs. Planned funding from Wilshire for future Hemi developments is to be accomplished through a division orders, i.e. contracts to purchase future oil production. There is no intent to use equity dilution in any form for future development of Hemi leases. Stockholder's equity interests will continue to be maintained as it has been in 2007. Management believes that the market cap and the market price are currently artificially low. This belief is based on the total value of the oil and gas reserves on leases in Kansas, lease values in four other states, its extensive research library and management's experience.
From Hemi 9/29
Hemi Energy Group Acquires Sabine Mineral Corp.
FORT WORTH, Texas--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Hemi Energy Group, Inc. (Pink Sheets: HMGP) Tulsa, OK based Sabine Mineral Corp. has been acquired as a wholly owned subsidiary of Hemi Energy Group, Inc. Sabine Mineral Corp. is a long-established company that holds leases, mineral rights and overriding royalty interests ("ORRI") in individual gas and oil wells on many leases and income streams from those assets owned by the trust. This Sabine Mineral Corp. was purchased for cash and the assets in Sabine Mineral will remain intact with in the company and is intended to be used as a vehicle to acquire additional leases and individual wells.
Wilshire Capital Group has shown interest in helping with the development of this financial instrument, Sabine Mineral Corp. Hemi continues to implement its business plan with this acquisition and strengthen its relationship with Wilshire Capital Group, who urged this acquisition as part of our operational plans. As development progresses Sabine Mineral Corp. will be renamed the Hemi-WJSE royalty trust, as part of on going negotiations with Wilshire Capital Group.
Wilshire is studying the independent reserve report on the five leases that have proven reserves in Woodson County, Kansas to determine their potential involvement for development. In addition, there are several new projects in two states that Hemi is presently reviewing that are at different stages of development and implementation.
Hemi President and CEO Keith A. Anderson stated, “Our Market cap is substantially undervalued, an artificially low market cap based on what the Oil and Gas Industry book value would value Hemi Assets, We are aware that some shareholders have issues and are concerned by after-hours stock trading. We would like to reassure the stockholders that Hemi management has no knowledge nor involvement in the after-hours trading that appears to be discounted stock prices to brokers. Management has used shares in 2007, most of them being restricted shares, to acquire assets for the benefit of Hemi, its shareholders and management compensation and services.”
Hemi Energy Group is an independent crude oil and natural gas producer employing a unique business model capitalizing on technological advances to exploit mature fields with millions of barrels of proven oil remaining in the ground. Using attractive lease/royalty packages Hemi has secured, in its history tens of thousands of acres of productive domestic projects. The company's forward-thinking strategy has placed it in an enviable position at a time when prices and global demand for oil continue to rise.
Building on decades of experience in enhanced oil recovery Hemi has successfully amassed a substantial and attractive portfolio of these high quality domestic properties. By streamlining operations through cutting-edge technologies, Hemi has the ability to operate more effectively and efficiently than larger oil companies.
