Each one in plain English, with the numbers worked through for a shareholder.
12 Feb 2010annual report▼ BadMajor
FY2009 10-K: under Sino-Western/Shengrui ownership the company abandoned oil and gas entirely - it let its Worsley, Alberta interest expire (writing off $25,000 in exploration costs and $20,000 in advances, partly offset by a $36,000 debt-settlement gain) - and pivoted toward acquiring mineral-resource operating companies in China; net loss was $124,509 for the year, cumulative deficit $725,562.
Shengrui reported a net loss of $69,825 for the nine months ended July 31, 2009 (cumulative deficit $670,878), with no China acquisition yet completed.
In its first quarterly report as Shengrui Resources, the company reported a net loss of $31,351 for the six months ended April 30, 2009 (cumulative deficit $632,404), still searching for a Chinese mineral-resource acquisition.
Renamed the company from Double Halo Resources Inc. to Shengrui Resources Co. Ltd., though it continued trading under its old name pending FINRA's assignment of a new ticker.
The Sino-Western Petroleum share purchase closed April 16, 2009: Shacker resigned every position, and the company appointed Jianshu Tang (China-based finance/investment executive) as President, Arthur Wayne Skagen (President/CEO of Sino-Western Petroleum, Inc. since 2006) as CEO and director, Donald Orin Fairholm as CFO and director, and Haifeng Wang as Secretary.
Susan Shacker, Double Halo's outgoing CEO/CFO, sold her remaining 4,120,000-share control block to Sino-Western Petroleum for $65,000 (about $0.0158/share) upon the April 16, 2009 closing, retaining 480,000 shares afterward.
Sole officer/director Susan Shacker agreed to sell 4,120,000 shares (about 76% of the company) held via 138999 Alberta Ltd. to Sino-Western Petroleum, Inc. for $65,000 cash plus assumption of up to $35,000 in the company's outstanding liabilities, with closing set for April 20, 2009.
Double Halo reported a net loss of just $11,311 for the quarter ended January 31, 2009 (cumulative deficit $612,364), a quiet quarter sandwiched between the FY2008 stock-compensation charge and the pending sale of control to Sino-Western Petroleum.
FY2008 10-K: net loss of $586,708 for the year (including $449,550 of stock-based compensation), pushing the cumulative deficit since Oct 2006 inception to $601,053, against just $323 cash; held an interest in an oil and gas property near Worsley, Alberta.
Double Halo refiled its quarterly report for the period ended July 31, 2008 (Amendment No. 1) with the same reported figures - net loss of $99,092 for the nine months, cumulative deficit $113,437 - apparently to correct a non-financial filing defect.
Double Halo reported a net loss of $99,092 for the nine months ended July 31, 2008 (cumulative deficit $113,437 since October 2006 inception), funded by $114,440 of new stock issuances while spending $44,810 on oil and gas exploration costs at its Worsley, Alberta property.
Filed an S-1 as Double Halo Resources Inc. (Nevada, incorporated Oct 30, 2006), registering 192,400 shares for resale by 39 holders at $0.30, including shares tied to sole officer/director Susan Shacker's holding company 138999 Alberta Ltd. and her spouse David Stadnyk; the company was already engaged in oil and gas property acquisition/exploration.