The Resource March 2014 Volume 1 Issue 003 | Page 26
St. Michaels, Ariz. – Navajo
Nation Oil and Gas Company
(NNOGC), a profitable fully integrated oil and gas company, today announced its Third-Quarter
financial results for Fiscal- Year
2014 (April 2013 – March 2014).
The Company has increased its
total value, operating revenue, net
income, and reduced its debt obligations.
“The financial results of NNOGC
are very impressive. It indicates
that the current leadership of the
company has found ways to increase the revenues and valuation on the company through the
implementation of financial and
operating strategies. The current
management understands what
measures need to be taken to
grow NNOGC, which is very promising for the Navajo people,” said
Carlos V. Duno, NNOGC Board
member who developed the first
strategic plan for the National Venezuelan Oil Company which is the
5th largest global oil exporter and
has one of the greatest reserves of
hydrocarbons in the world.
In June of 2013, NNOGC hired
a new CEO who reviewed the financial and operational strategy
of the company. To focus on maximizing expected value of investment opportunities, the company
operating and capital expenditure
plan was reduced to $140 million
from $192 million that was originally set by previous leadership.
This resulted in a 27.1% reduction
in spending with an emphasis on
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utilizing a capital expenditure plan
that would increase total value of
the Company.
NNOGC’s total debt was $165 million, near its full borrowing capacity, and was highly leveraged per
Hein & Associates, LLP. The company is now on track to pay down
13.9% of its debt.
vajo Nation as the company’s sole
shareholder. NNOGC is fulfilling
its mission of maximizing resources for the benefit of the Navajo Nation with respect for Mother Earth.
The company had significant production transfers from Proved Developed Non-Producing (PDNP)
to Proved Developed Producing
(PDP), which the lenders appreciated, exemplified by an increase
of $75 million in total company value. That is good news for the Na-
million; a significant increase of
22.1% as compared to the previous year.
Net Income for FY 2014 Third
Quarter was $37.5 million; an increase of 60.1% as compared to
the previous year.
Financial Highlights
NNOGC’s Operating Revenue for
FY 2014 Third Quarter is $118.6
The financial and operating results
indicate that NNOGC’s realignment and optimization strategy
has provided positive results.
In August 2013, NNOGC
commenced with the closure of
its Denver Exploration and Production (E&P) office. The company determined that its E&P operations should be located in close
proximity to the Paradox and San
Juan Basin where it operates its
properties, thereby increasing operational efficiencies and allowing
for better Navajo employment
opportunities.
Focusing on the health and viability of NNOGC, the Company evaluated all business units where optimization of costs and overhead
was warranted. These changes
have increased the Company’s financial performance.
“As a Shareholder Representative, I am pleased with the financial performance of NNOGC, and
the leadership team’s new direction with operational strategies as
they progress towards becoming a
billion dollar company,” said Russell Begaye, Navajo Nation Council Delegate (Shiprock).
Business Highlights
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Navajo
Nation
President
Ben Shelly nominated four
high-caliber professionals to
serve threeyear terms as Presidential Appointments to the
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