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ISIN: US5001171066
WKN: A0DP90
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Kodiak Energy Has Huge Resource Upside Potential Of $49 Per Share In Its Little Chicago Prospect, 'Speculative Buy' Rating Reaffirmed By Investrend Research Affiliate SISM Research
Wednesday April 25, 8:30 am ET
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According to SISM analyst Schlotter:
"Kodiak Energy Inc. (OTC BB: KDKN - News), based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada is an active acquirer of oil and natural gas properties in Alberta, British Columbia, the Northwest Territories of Canada, and in Montana and New Mexico. The acquisition of Thunder River Energy, Inc. is expected to close anytime. Kodiak will then become the owner of 56% of the 200,000-acre Exploration License 413 in the Northwest Territories and 95% of the 55,000 acres of the Thunder River Prospect in New Mexico. Last month, Kodiak successfully completed a $5 million, 85-kilometre seismic program covering its 'Little Chicago Prospect.'
"The Little Chicago Prospect is a potential company-maker. An independent evaluation in December 2005, basing potential reserves in only one of the structures, indicated up to 1 billion barrels of oil and up to 2 Tcf of gas. Preliminary data obtained from the March 2007 seismic program indicates additional potential structures and up to 1 billion barrels oil and up to 4 TCF of natural gas. Data quality is excellent, with all 860 shots fired. Data crews have indicated it is among the best they've seen in twenty years. The Company is confident that what they see on the images is what's in the ground and not 'ghosts.' Kodiak has planned for three drill and test wells, with a spud date of December 1, 2007."
SISM Research, based in Zurich, Switzerland, is a private investment research firm offering high-quality, independent, fundamental research on public companies since 1995. SISM Research writes, publishes and distributes research coverage on micro- to small-cap public companies trading on the OTC, NASDAQ and AMEX.
This coverage is geared toward institutional and individual investors in both North America and in German-speaking Europe, a market that represents more than 100 million people. SISM Research is a content provider to Thomson Financials OneAnalytics/FirstCall and Investext, to Reuters Multex, Knobias and Investrend.
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Kodiak Energy will pay SISM Research $1,750 per month over a two-year period solely to ensure independent coverage. SISM and Investrend Research take steps to ensure independence including setting fees in advance and utilizing analysts who must abide by CFA Institute Code of Ethics and Standards of Professional Conduct. Additionally, analysts may not trade in any security under coverage.
Complete information about this company is available at the company's InvestorPower page accessible from http://www.investrend.com/company/list.asp?sPathParam=yes, and the full report is available at http://www.sism.com and http://www.investrendresearch.com. Investors are advised to read disclosures carefully before trading in the equities of any enrolled company.
Anyone interested in receiving alerts regarding Kodiak Energy research should email contact@investrend.com or info@sism.com with "KDKN" in the subject line, or click on http://www.investrend.com/contact.asp.
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