Wolverine Energy and Infrastructure Inc V.LOI

Primary Symbol: WEIIF

Wolverine Energy and Infrastructure Inc. is a Canada-based diversified energy and infrastructure service company. Its operations are based in Western Canada and the United States. It services both conventional and renewable energy sectors by providing specialized equipment rental and infrastructure services, including production testing services and rentals, oilfield and energy rentals, heavy equipment rentals, civil/infrastructure construction, and environmental clearing. Its operations include Energy Services USA, Energy Services Canada and Infrastructure Canada. The Energy Services USA operation includes rentals and production testing. It offers a range of tubular and oilfield equipment rentals and sales, from down-hole and surface oilfield equipment to well control and pipe handling equipment. The Energy Services Canada operation includes production testing, water management and surface rentals. The Infrastructure Canada operation includes construction and heavy equipment.

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Comment by northxweston Dec 04, 2021 10:43am

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Making a token purchase at 1/4 of original price shares were listed at to make it look like he has confidence in business, don't think it will fool even the most gullible. Odd thing is when this company first went public I thought he owned around half the shares, around 50,000,000, whereas now he has about 3,000,000 despite the insider report not documenting sales. Same with COO, Rick Quigley, thought he had 5,000,000 at one point, now less than 150,000 despite also no record of sales. How did they dispose of these with no record?? Corporate presentations used to boast about the high amount of insider ownership, now not a word. Too late for most investors but this has all the signs of a complete scam. Class action suit should be investigated although I doubt many of the assets that show on balance sheet exist or are worth anywhere near claimed value, probably would be a waste of lawyer fees. Throwing good money after bad.

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