It closed at 2 cents, so with 12X, $0.24 PPS should be the start tomorrow. If the MMs try to pay around with it, I’ll be looking to scoop up any cheapies. I feel this will be another one of the few reverse-splits that works out well for shareholders (like recently SCRE to HFGB).
The current 432M O/S is being split 1:12 to become 36M and then added to 180M restricted shares. This 36M float should move nicely on any additional leases/reserves that Nord may have to announce. Regardless it is already a very undervalued play.
Nord Oil -- http://www.nordoil.com [awesome website, should be a model for other oil companies]
$52 million market-cap ($0.02PPS X 12 (reverse split) X 216M o/s)
6,300 BOPD (from estimated production on website: 2,300,000 for 2006 / 365 days)
48 million BOE reserves (15m proved + 33 probable)
“Under the terms of the definitive agreement, the company will proceed to issue 180 million shares for 100% of the acquisition of Nord Oil's properties with proven reserves of 15 million barrels of oil and probable reserves of 33 million barrels; a deal valued at approximately $2.5 billion USD. The company will issue said shares post a reverse split of its common shares on a 1:12 basis, resulting in the total outstanding shares of the company to be approximately 216 million shares and where the shareholders of Nord Oil will own approximately 83%. Once the reverse split is executed and the shares issued, the company will proceed to change its name to Nord Oil International Inc.”
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