Well Renewal to Acquire Team Services LLC
In operation since 2001, Team Services is a Kalkaska, Michigan-based Service Company providing comprehensive service work to the oil and gas industry. Team's main area of operation is in the Lower Peninsula of Michigan, although Team has performed work throughout the United States and Canada. Customers utilize Team for its ability to provide service work on existing wells and to perform well completion and well stimulation services. 70% of Team's current revenue is generated from service work on existing wells. Work over services includes repairing various components of the well infrastructure, as well as the repair and replacement of their well components, including pumps. Team's service work also includes trucking and disposal of liquid wastes associated with the service, completion and stimulation of wells. These wastes are disposed in three Salt Water Disposal wells, which are owned by Team.
David Rees, WRNW CEO stated, `Since we first met Team and its management group and entered into a Letter of Intent, we have all been working diligently to move this process forward. We are very excited that this process is moving forward smoothly and we anticipate a closing within early 3rd quarter. I would like to take this opportunity to reiterate that we are very excited about working with Team. We see a tremendous fit on both a business and personal level with Team's management and are looking forward to working closely with Don and Tim Tinker for years to come. We also feel fortunate to have their talents available to WNRW at the corporate and strategic level.'
Tim Tinker, Team Services, LLC, Managing Member commented, `We have all been working hard since we signed the letter of intent to move this course of action forward. Team appreciates everyone's hard work on this transaction. We remain very enthused about moving ahead with strategic initiatives to grow and expand our combined businesses to new levels of success.'
Team's overall revenue has shown substantial growth since 2002, increasing from $4 million to $13.6 million (Unaudited) for the year ended December 31, 2006.
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