Cleantek Industries Inc V.RPC

Primary Symbol: GLKFF

Energy

Raise Production Inc is an oilfield service company that focuses on the production service sector, utilizing its proprietary products to enhance and increase ultimate production in both conventional and unconventional horizontal oil and gas wells. It provides in-house design, manufacture of patented devices, reservoir analysis, and other related services. The company segments include Raise Efficient Artificial Lift system, Horizontal Artificial Recovery Technology and Corporate. It derives maximum revenue from the Raise Efficient Artificial Lift system segment. Geographically, it generates a majority of revenue from Canada and also has a presence in the US and Romania.

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Comment by Heagnelsnon Oct 29, 2018 1:05pm

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RE:RE:no agm announcement yet, new homepage for rpc

TO BE CLEAR: TAKING IMAGES FROM THE WEB AND USING THEM ON YOUR WEBSITE WITHOUT PROMISSION IS ILLEGAL. PLUS THE INTENT OF THIS IMAGE IS TO MAKE SALES. GENERATING MONEY FROM THIS IMAGE IS ALSO ILLEGAL.

Heagnelsn wrote: So this well image they used is copyrighted! with no cerdit given! The "5.5" is cutout from another source.. Its really poorly done, and most likey copyrighted. FYI: you can write 5.5 in word and not steal it from the net (with better looking results). The bullet points have no context and without context adds no value. The writing also has some captial letters in odd places. Overall poorly done.

rustycat wrote: RPC has created a homepage, which is quite flashy and dramatic. But, true to form, they had to throw in a meaningless percentage figure on cost of install compared to total value of production since installation. Sigh. Does that mean the pump failed at 5.5 million pumping actions?? How does that relate to standard competitor pumps? If it is clearly superior in longevity to standard design, why not say it?? If it costs more than standard competition, but over time is cheaper, why not say that?
If it is clearly superior why not issue a news release to all of the industry telling them about it? I guess they don't have the production capacity to produce enough pumps to satisfy demand, if some heavy orders come in. Talk about lack of strategic planning.
Time for a real CEO.