No, it's not that. First you said "The company holds an exploration license, SEL 13/1998" but then you said "EEGC did lose their license ." Which one is it? If they don't have a license, why did you post that they did? I'm not trying to argue, I'm just trying to understand.
Based on what I can find out, they do NOT have a license. It looks like they didn't even appear at some kind of hearing to keep the license? Why was that? I'd have thought they would have tried to keep something like that.
You said EEGC "offers drilling rig services in the United States" but I can't find any mention of that in EEGC's filings or PRs. Where are they working, and who are they working with? I don't see anything like that at all when I google the company, just something about some factory in Missouri?
I'm trying to find more information but I can't find any financial filings at all after 2007.. Where are they? If they haven't filed anything since 2007, and now you say they have an "information blackout" how is anyone supposed to find out whether this is a good investment or not?
I must say, it's all very contradictory. I just want some basic information.
Based on what I can find out, they do NOT have a license. It looks like they didn't even appear at some kind of hearing to keep the license? Why was that? I'd have thought they would have tried to keep something like that.
You said EEGC "offers drilling rig services in the United States" but I can't find any mention of that in EEGC's filings or PRs. Where are they working, and who are they working with? I don't see anything like that at all when I google the company, just something about some factory in Missouri?
I'm trying to find more information but I can't find any financial filings at all after 2007.. Where are they? If they haven't filed anything since 2007, and now you say they have an "information blackout" how is anyone supposed to find out whether this is a good investment or not?
I must say, it's all very contradictory. I just want some basic information.
