Ethanex es wird spannend!
langfristig ist ETHANEX nix
- 13 %
na ja hatte ja geschrieben enge stopps setzen ..
also abwarten , wird wohl wieder etwas rückwärtslaufen nächste zeit ..
aber heute 10 %
morgen 10 % usw.
das läppert sich zusammen ...
kommt drauf an wie votil der markt ist im september ..
ob sich da was anbahnt ?schwarzer september ?
announced that Robert E. Dowling has been appointed as an independent
member to its Board of Directors.
Mr. Dowling has over 20 years experience as a senior financial
executive and Assurance and Advisory Business Services Partner with
Ernst & Young, LLP (1985-2006), a global leader in providing
accounting, tax and assurance services. Mr. Dowling has a broad range
of achievements and experience in key areas of financial planning and
management, including auditing and risk assessment, financial reporting
and analysis, budget management and cash flow optimization and business
opportunity evaluation.
Mr. Dowling was the coordinating audit partner for several clients with
annual revenue in excess of a billion dollars, ensured proper
implementation of Sarbanes-Oxley and led clients through successful
regulatory challenges and review. He has experience in advising
companies in raising capital through public debt offerings and has
assisted with mergers and acquisitions due diligence.
Mr. Dowling will chair the Board of Director’s Audit Committee.
Additionally, he will serve as a member of the Board’s Governance
Committee. Mr. Dowling qualifies as a financial expert, satisfying
NASDAQ listing requirements.
“We are delighted to have Bob Dowling join the Board of Directors,”
said Al Knapp, President and CEO of Ethanex Energy. “Bob’s extensive
financial management experience, along with his auditing and risk
assessment background, will be an asset as he helps Ethanex in planning
and implementing financial and organizational strategy. He is a
respected leader with a consultative, analytical approach and proven
experience helping companies achieve their key operational goals and
financial targets.”
Mr. Dowling is a Certified Public Accountant, licensed in Missouri,
Kansas and New York. He currently chairs the Board of Directors of the
Kansas City Chapter of the March of Dimes, a position he has held since
2004. Mr. Dowling holds a B.S. degree in Accounting from Michigan
State University.
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den gewinn geben wir dann für sarg aus.kuraz ethanex
Die Nachrichtenlage ist ja auch recht dürftig was sich auf den Kurs niedergeschlagen hat.
Bühler ist nicht irgend eine unbedeutende Firma, sondern eine führende Firma im Maschinenbau für die Lebensmittelindustrie.
Bin der Meinung, dass da noch was kommt. Der Gesellschaft (Ethanex) sollte einfach die Zeit gegeben werden.
Vor einigen Jahren habe ich die Erfahrung machen müssen das
zwei Unternehmen die sich angeblich 100% ergänzten eine Kooperation
geschlossen haben! Ich hatte leider das falsche Papier gekauft und musste
Einen TOTALVERLUST hinnehmen!
Aus diesem Grunde VORSICHT!!
Basehor, KS - November 28, 2007
Ethanex Energy, Inc. (OTCBB: EHNX), a development stage company planning to engage in the ownership and operation of ethanol plants as well as development and sales of low-cost ethanol production technology, today announced that it has entered into a letter of intent to acquire an ethanol plant located in Sutherland, Nebraska from Midwest Renewable Energy, LLC (MRE).
The facility currently produces 26 million gallons per year (MGY) and is undergoing a two-phase expansion. Each phase is planned to add an additional 42.5 MGY of production capacity to the plant, which would bring the plant's total capacity to 111 MGY upon completion. The first phase of the expansion is scheduled to commence operation during the third quarter of 2008, and the second phase is scheduled to become operational in the first quarter of 2009.
"This acquisition will transform our company. It will provide Ethanex with immediate production and revenue at a cost that we believe is below that of building a new facility," said Al Knapp, President and Chief Executive Officer of Ethanex. "This facility will also serve as a showcase to demonstrate our fractionation platform. We expect sales of integrated fractionation systems to third parties will become an additional avenue for our company's growth in the future."
Ethanex plans to add its integrated fractionation platform to the plant in order to increase efficiency and profitability. Ethanex has developed the fractionation system in collaboration with Buhler, Inc., a technology group and global market leader in grain milling, food processing, chemical process engineering and die casting. Based on the anticipated timing of the acquisition and the planned plant expansion, Ethanex said it expects the fractionation mill would become operational in the third quarter of 2008, in conjunction with the startup of the first phase of the plant's expansion. Ethanex estimates that the increase in production that will result from the use of fractionated feedstock will allow for increased plant capacity up to approximately 79 MGY after the first phase of expansion and to approximately 128 MGY when the plant expansion is complete.
Ethanex and MRE have executed a non-binding letter of intent for the purchase of MRE's ethanol production assets for an aggregate purchase price of $220 million, consisting of $170 million in cash and $50 million in Ethanex common stock. This does not include the cost of the fractionation facility, which Ethanex plans to construct on its own. The letter of intent provides for the acquisition to be completed in three separate transactions. The initial transaction will be the purchase of the current operating assets for $50 million in cash and is anticipated to close in the first quarter of 2008. The second and third transactions will be consummated upon the completion of construction and successful performance testing of the two expansion phases. Ethanex will pay MRE $60 million in cash and will issue $25 million of Ethanex common stock at each of those two additional closings. Ethanex plans to seek third-party debt and equity financing to fund the acquisition and construction of the fractionation mill (in addition to issuing shares of Ethanex common stock to MRE). The letter of intent states that the acquisition will be subject to satisfactory due diligence by both parties, successful negotiation of mutually acceptable definitive documentation, receipt by Ethanex of equity and debt financing, approvals from both companies' boards of directors and shareholders, receipt of requisite regulatory approvals and other customary closing conditions.
"We are excited to be working with MRE on this important transaction. The performance results achieved at Sutherland have exceeded industry averages in both energy consumption and production yield," said Mr. Knapp. "Our companies share a belief that significant efficiencies can be brought to corn ethanol production to make it more environmentally friendly and profitable."
"We look forward to joining a company of talented individuals that share our vision of efficient, responsible, and successful production of ethanol and unique, value-added by-products," said Jim Jandrain, Chief Financial Officer and board member of MRE. "The complementary technologies within our companies will give us a competitive advantage that is essential in the ethanol industry today and into the future."
In light of the opportunity, size and timing of the MRE transaction, Ethanex will defer efforts to seek financing for the construction of its planned projects in southern Illinois or northeast Kansas. Ethanex said that it expects pre-construction development work to continue at those sites to facilitate the possible financing and construction of the two facilities in the future, contingent upon market conditions.