Replies to post #146571 on Sulja Bros. Building Supplies, Ltd (SLJB)

[Lurker from Mars]

Didn't your interview state that SLJB doesn't ship to ME. Thus the export license means nothing for that. More to the local scene. The lumber mill deal would be great, except the Tariff news came early and muffed it up some.

[rbnuck]

Lumber Deal:
Liberia is on the western side of the African continent. With the lumber deal IMO they will either ship the lumber or rail (if possible) through 3-5 other African nations to reach their destinations of either EGYPT or UAE or both. SLJB is the Broker, not the Shipper. The lumber will be exported via a 3rd party transportation company.
Read the PR, this will produce massive profits.

rb



FYI for necomers the PR follows:
WINDSOR, ON--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 19, 2006 -- LoftWerks, Inc. (Other OTC:LFWK.PK - News) today announced that a Liberian supplier of mid- and high-grade lumber cut to traditional North American building lengths and standards will finalize a Preferred Vendor Status Contract with Sulja Bros. as soon as is practical considering the sanction

The supply-side contract could increase margins by as much as 19% (12-31%) per annum. The dialogue has also opened venues for further transactions that include Sulja actively seeking out North American suppliers of traditional staples and infrastructure materials like asphalt, low-cost, modular housing structures, and even rice.

"ALL THOUGH LIBERIA TIMBER IS NOW SANCTIONED. WITH THIS AGREEMENT IN PLACE WITH THE NEW PRESIDENT. SULJA WILL HAVE PRIORITY ON ACCESSING THEIR TIMBER WHICH IS THEIR 3 MOST IMPORTANT EXPORT DECREASING THEIR LUMBER COSTS BY 25%." GRPIII

[Greenie321]

Greetings,

A brokered deal is Petar at his best and profits for SULJA at its highest percentages because there is so little out of pocket. Follow closely so I do not loose you.

Petar finds product supplier A) who is somewhere in Poland if its concrete or somewhere in Liberia if its Lumber and both these players need a buyer. Petar enters the scene with his SULJA Brothers export liscense and says "I have just the buyer for you". Who happens to be in this case in the UAE and Dubai. So Petar brokers the deal via the SULJA export liscense between these two parties and Wallah.....you know who always gets the easiest money don't you? That's right boys and girls ...the middle man.

This is how I am seeing it. Anyone want to improve upon this simplistic scenario? Feel free.

Thanks

[janniebgood]

Makes perfect sense considering who's at the top of the heap, again, if that connection is actually made, because of the John Laing Homes acquisition. Takes a lot of softwood trees to build custom homes! Also sounds from Dave like they plan to expand exports to nearby states.

A girl can dream, right? I hope this one comes true.

(For those critical naysayers reading this and figuring me for a RICO RING PAID PUMPER, It's just wishful thinking on the part of little ole me!)

Jannie