CompanyManagementInvestingNewsContact Us

 AMROS
Corporation

Lucrative and Flexible Investment
with an Easy Exit Strategy

 

The existing market price for oil fields in Russia varies from $1.00 to $3.00 per barrel of proven recoverable oil reserves. In the United States, the market price for oil fields of similar quality is up to $15.00 per barrel or a 10-to-1 disparity. Despite the investment opportunity demonstrated by this great difference, only a few small- and middle-size western oil companies have positioned themselves in the Russian market. This represents a huge missed opportunity, and it results because these western oil companies do not have the in-country ability to confidently identify and access Russian resource opportunities.

Compounding the problem, small- and medium-size Russian oil companies have little western experience, and are therefore unable to develop and present a comprehensive picture of investment opportunities. More often than not, the small Russian companies present to potential Western investors an incomprehensible mélange of hardcopy data, poorly-developed business plans, and rudimentary accounting and management structures. Consequently, tremendous oil field investment opportunities are passed over by western companies.

These opportunities remain open for acquisition by knowledgeable investors.

AMROS is a Texas-based United States corporation with world-class technical experience in Russian oil fields and extensive technical and business contacts in the Russian oil field development sector, as well as significant experience in large American counterpart corporations. Because of AMROS's broad suite of skills and experience in American and Russian petroleum sectors, we are uniquely positioned to provide valuable assistance to both American and Russian entrepreneurs. 

One of the investment advantages that comes with acquisition of an oil and gas field in Russia is that, as investment in this sector grows, investment liquidity, which is already good, will provide ready opportunities for those investors who decide to exit with capital gains. The profitability of these investments has made them easy to resell, and at a profit.

AMROS adds these values to transactions between Western oil-field investors and the Russian entrepreneurs:

Western-style management. AMROS assures that investment opportunities present an informed, accurate corporate story, a realistic business plan, a reliable accounting structure and history, as well as all relevant technical data.

Showroom and Offices in Houston. AMROS has an office in Houston, and is developing a showroom where potential investors will be able to view financial and technical information on oil field investment opportunities on the big screen in the same way as he or she can see similar information from the oil fields of Texas, Oklahoma, or Louisiana.

Opening of Russian companies to participation in North American and European markets. AMROS will monitor market conditions, maintain contact with brokers and private investors, and will seek to determine when conditions are appropriate for an initial public offering of Western companies with Russian assets. This will enable the group to access foreign currency and technology as well as open up the opportunity for foreign ventures, which will allow further exchange of technologies and methods of efficient operations. It will also provide liquidity for private investors. Finally, it will provide investors with the opportunity to invest in growth-oriented, Russian-focused oil companies with western standards and structures of governance.

We believe these goals can be achieved in an investment period of between six and twelve months. We expect that the prices of Russian oil fields that are brought into the operating sphere of these investing companies will see increases in value of at least 50% in that period. In the long term, we see no reason that the disparity between United States oil fields and Russian oil fields cannot close toward parity. 

Available Russian Projects

The United States is currently engaged in diplomatic processes aimed at diminishing its dependence on Middle East oil. The Russian market is being viewed increasingly as a viable large-scale source, because Russia is the second largest oil producer in the world, with some of the world's most extensive oil and gas reserves. For these reasons, the energy sector is becoming one of the most promising areas of economic cooperation between Russia and the United States. Indeed, we believe this mutually beneficial economic cooperation has the potential of becoming a key element of an emerging Russia-United States strategic partnership.

International oil companies have recently concluded the following joint ventures, partnerships and investments in Russia:

  • Exxon Mobil acquired a 30 percent stake in the $12-billion Sakhalin 1 project.
  • BP created joint venture TNK-BP in a transaction valued at more than $6 billion.
  • Exxon and Chevron Texaco are presently in talks to buy as much as 40 percent in Yukos, one of Russia's top producers.
  • Marathon Oil acquired domestic producer Khanty Mansiysk Oil Corp. for $280 million.
  • Tokyo and Moscow agreed to build a huge oil pipeline from Eastern Siberia to Nakhodka on Russia's Pacific coast, which is expected to cost $5 billion to $8 billion.

As we noted in the opening paragraphs of this page, the oil field market price in Russia is about $0.70 per barrel for proven recoverable oil reserves. The price in the United States for oil fieldsof similar potential is in the neighborhood of $7.00 per barrel. This price disparity makes Russian oil fields very attractive investments. The following projects are available.

 

Project TP3Project TP2

Timano-Pechorskiy basin:

 

The shareholders of an independent oil company are seeking interested parties to acquire 100% of the shares of the company.

 

Proved recoverable reserves 9.2 mil bbl

Current production 3,600 bbl/mo (stable for the last 2 years)

Well production capacity from 70 to 360 bbl/day

Production layers depth from 1,700 to 2,200 meters

Market conditions: 70% domestic, 30% export through Transneft

Expert auditor’s report from Miller & Lents, Ltd is available.

 

Proved recoverable reserves 15.8 mil bbl

Current production 3,600 bbl/mo (stable for the last 2 years)

Well production capacity from 70 to 110 bbl/day

Production layers depth 1,700 meters

Market conditions: 70% domestic, 30% export through Transneft

 

These two fields are located 200 km one from the other.

It’s open for the best offer. The owners are ready to consider sale for combination of cash & stocks.

 

The package information from all area will be available soon.

 

 

Project TA1

BUILDING REFINERIES IN WESTERN SIBERIA

The Tyumen oblast administration has expressed interest in building two new refineries.

They already dedicated the sites for the refineries that belong to the Tobolsk city administration and is located 6 km east of the city. The distance to the main pipe line is 4 km. The area has existing facilities providing energy, heat, steam, and sewage system, with the capacity sufficient to process up to 5 million tons crude oil per year. The actual processing capability of the refinery should be from 2.5 to 5 million tons per year.

The administration has an agreement with Surgutneftegas about supplying crude oil to the refinery.

Petroleum products from the refinery will satisfy the demand of the southern part of the Tyumen region that equals 1.5 million tons. Taking into account that there is no refinery in the Khanti-Mansisk and Yamalo-Nenetsk autonomous districts, the total consumption need of the Tyumen region can be estimated at 2.5 – 3.0 million tons per year.

The second refinery should process propane and butane produced by the existing Tobolsk refinery. The total volume of propane and butane is 4 million tons per year. The proportion of propane and butane can be changed according to the consumer request. It could be 50/50 or 30/70 or pure propane and butane.

The Tyumen area administration will support the company that will build the refineries. The company will have 100% of ownership with the right to export the petroleum products.

 

 

Project TA2

DEVELOPMENT of PEAT RESERVES IN TYUMEN AREA

AMROS Corporation looking for a partner for the development unlimited peat reserves in the Tyumen region. AMROS Corporation has full support of Tyumen area administration in the development of the peat field. We are looking for a partner from the Middle East who will be interested in developing and exporting to his country peat mass.

The peat mixture with perlite and vermiculite create artificial soil. These components are free of pests because they are naturally sterile. They do not stick together and are well aerated so the soil drains freely. Artificial soil can be created also through combination of sand, clay and peat.

In Saudi Arabia Al Madinah city artificial soil is used particularly in the planting of the date palm.

 

 

[Home][Company][Management][Investing][News][Contact Us]

Copyright(c) 2004 AMROS Corporation. All rights reserved.
vingerman@gmail.com