Orange4Yellow
7 years ago
agree it'll be difficult -- a prior mgmt team attempted to come in, issue themselves control via new 'preferred shares' and find all the paperwork to publish financials -- they gave up, but reported PRs along the way that that they had success freeing up withheld revenues for Indian properties ... so, several million cash in the bank
ultimately, if the properties remain small, they will run their course and then be sold ... and the firm should be liquidated (10 yrs away) and funds distributed
if a property hits a big find, they can restore and be public again
Orange4Yellow
7 years ago
I suppose I'll need to ask my broker for the certificates?
They probably can't really get them
As long as they are willing to keep the holdings in their database allocated to my account for another decade, I'm fine with that
The firm is still frequently mentioned in the Indian financial / petroleum industry press, as they were an unwitting party to a major scandal , victimized by a state-run Indian petroleum firm - that firm had run up costs of a large natural gas find 10x expectations, and the (former) CEO of the state run firm was recently indicted on money laundering
GGLR was reported to give up the stake in that property, in return for extinguishing all debt associated with the last decade of development ($300m of debt)
This was publicly reported in the Indian financial press
They have several other minority participating interest states with cash flow producing properties, and last reported (several years back) stakes in a few dormant properties, which would need regulatory approval and cash investment to bring to production
The shareholding profile is likely the same as it was several years back
ILDE (Israel) holding ~32% of equity
Jean Paul Roy (founder and only acting Officer) ~9.9% of equity
Crede II investment partnership 9.9% of equity
all others below 5% (no one reporting to SEC)
The Indian subsidiary filed financials with Indian regulators to bring their status current in mid 2015
I haven't seen them, as to get a copy you need an address in India and an Indian bank account to purchase the copies
My guess is that the remaining properties have a value of around ~$25m or more, with significant upside potential - a large oil development program has been approved by the Indian govt regulatory, and GGLR is reported to hold 20% or the stake
However, cash flow is still lower than needed to maintain SEC-level financial reporting (basically JPR and a lawyer are the only known employees), and to maintain the 20% in the Tarapur development project, the firm will need to front several million $
If this becomes private I assume my broker is obligated to show I have ownership of my portion of the firm, if the time comes that the company is restored to reporting status and/or provides a dividend and/or is properly liquidated upon sale of properties
Also concerned that JPR 'retires' over the next decade and the ILDE managers subsume what's left at that time
sidedraft
7 years ago
A common misconception, OTCMarkets have nothing to do with the transactions of a stock trade. OTCMarkets is a private company, which offers services to companies, for fee.
In a couple of days, even before the inevitable revocation, this ticker will be on the "grey market", meaning that no market maker is allowed to make a market, so you will not see a BID or an ASK published.
Once deregistered , with no market makers - can the OTC market still offer a forum to trade for existing stockholders
sonnyman
10 years ago
HYDERABAD: A team of scientists may have identified a potential gas hydrate zone in the Krishna-Godavari Basin, known for having India's largest natural gas reserves.
In a paper published in Journal of Earth System Sciences earlier this month, scientists stated that the sediments 450 metres below seabed, offshore KG basin may be a potential host of gas hydrates. Gas Hydrates are ice-like structures, essentially comprising methane gas trapped in water. The gas in hydrates can be isolated for energy purposes.
The paper describes efforts made by experts from the National Institute of Oceanography, National Centre for Antarctica Research in Goa and Andhra Pradesh State Ground Water Department in the offshore regions of Visakhapatnam, Ongole and Pondicherry.
Sediments 450 metres below seabed exhibit characteristics that indicate presence of gas hydrates, according to scientists. "The sediments are associated with gas escape features like blanking zones, columnar type gas vents, large dimension gas saturated zones and surface mounds," researchers pointed out in the paper, adding that the deposits are concentrated in a stretch of 45 km. A senior scientist at National Geophysical Research Institute explained that movement of gas upwards through sediments present in low temperature regions of undersea, results in its crystallization and formation of hydrates. Hydrates are formed in regions where natural gas reserves are known to exist.
It is estimated that gas hydrate reserves of India are nearly 1,500 times natural gas reserves. It also believed that exploiting 10 percent of the reserves can power the country for a century. Nevertheless, commercially viable methods of gas extraction from hydrates are still under research, said scientists.
iwant1mil
11 years ago
Global Green Matrix Corp. Announces Name Change
Accesswire Fri, Sep 20, 2013 1:58 PM EDT
September 20, 2013 - Global Green Matrix Corporation (the "Company") - TSX Venture: GGX announces that it has changed its name to Intercept Energy Services Inc. to better reflect the activities of the Company. The common shares of the Company will commence trading under the new name and new stock symbol "IES" on the TSX Venture Exchange at the opening of trading on Monday September 23, 2013. Common share certificates bearing the old Company name "Global Green Matrix Corp.", continue to be valid in settlement of trades in common shares and will only be replaced with certificates bearing the new name against transfer. The Company is not requesting and shareholders are not required to exchange their existing share certificates for new certificates bearing the new company name.
The name change was approved by the shareholders at the Company's annual and special meeting held on August 30, 2013.
Global Green Matrix Corp. is an Oilfield Services Firm primarily focused on servicing oil and gas companies and their frac'ing operations. Through its wholly owned subsidiary, Intercept Rentals. Intercept operates a fleet of proprietary, highly efficient and economical frac water heating units. Intercept offers frac water heating services to various oil and gas companies that require heated water for their frac'ing operations.
The Company's new website will be active on Monday and can be viewed at http://interceptenergy.ca
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