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Sonoro Energy Ltd. V.SNV

Alternate Symbol(s):  SNVFF

Sonoro Energy Ltd. is a Canada-based oil and gas company. The Company is focused on oil and gas exploration and production in Canada and abroad, including the Middle East/North Africa (MENA) region, southeast Asia, and southeast Europe. The Company holds a 70% working interest in a proven Waseca channel heavy oil resource fairway, which consists of 1,840-acre contiguous oil field located in the Western Canadian Sedimentary Basin, Saskatchewan, Canada. The Company’s subsidiary, Sonoro Energy Canada Ltd. (Sonoro Canada), conducts its operations in the Province of Saskatchewan.


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Comment by howdy1on Aug 07, 2013 8:36pm
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RE:For what it is worth

RE:For what it is worthI've seen this document before as well.  What continues to bother me is how Adam Sumel is apparently Berkeley Mesopotamia Asphalts.  Look at the bottom of the document--the signatures. 

It seems very odd that he leaves the company (in an executive role), then buys lots of Sonoro shares, then becomes a business partner (through Berkeley) and then gets a loan from Sonoro that is now looking like more of a gift than a loan.

Anyone have any thoughts on this matter?
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