Exetoniarpaccount
28-04-2008, 14:48
To:The head office of The Imperial Oil and Gasworks
From: The office of the Exetonian foreign trading and relations.
RE: Exetonian oil fields.
To whoever it may concern at the head office of the Imperial Oil and Gasworks,
The Exetonian Government of representatives recently granted the ECEE company permission to attempt to purchase shares from your company. We were most pleased when we heard that their request had been granted and that their first foreign investment had been such a good one. The reason I am today writing you this letter is that the Government of representatives feel that we may have an offer you cannot refuse.
The Exetonian Empire has for many years been drilling oil both on and off-shore for our own use. We have never believed in stock piling and only drill what we need. To this end, we have 8 offshore fields with an estimated 1.2 billion barrels of oil within them and 15 on shore oil fields with an estimated 750 million barrels of oil within them. Yet, only tap 3 offshore and 6 onshore fields producing about 4.7 million barrels a year.
We propose to offer you the chance to take up ownership of the remaining 5 off shore oil fields and 2 on-shore oil fields for a lump sum of $17.5 billion dollars. These fields would then be yours for as long as you wish to have them or until they run out, whichever is the earliest.
The reason we have chosen you rather than say, a company like Griffencrest is that we feel your selling of oil is both fair and stands on an extremly high moral plateau. With this deal, there would be no annual fees payable to the Government and no limitations on how much you produce per year or who you sell to.
Your fleets of oilers and those of any nation purchasing oil from your company would be welcome to use Exetonian ports for transactions and has safe havens during storms. We would also grant the fields sovereign status meaning, that the fields would be protected by the sovereignty of the nation of Stevid.
If you feel this offer is fair or would like to discuss any other matters please feel free to contact myself at this office.
Yours,
Gaston Haulfilter,
Minister of Exetonian foreign trade and relations
From: The office of the Exetonian foreign trading and relations.
RE: Exetonian oil fields.
To whoever it may concern at the head office of the Imperial Oil and Gasworks,
The Exetonian Government of representatives recently granted the ECEE company permission to attempt to purchase shares from your company. We were most pleased when we heard that their request had been granted and that their first foreign investment had been such a good one. The reason I am today writing you this letter is that the Government of representatives feel that we may have an offer you cannot refuse.
The Exetonian Empire has for many years been drilling oil both on and off-shore for our own use. We have never believed in stock piling and only drill what we need. To this end, we have 8 offshore fields with an estimated 1.2 billion barrels of oil within them and 15 on shore oil fields with an estimated 750 million barrels of oil within them. Yet, only tap 3 offshore and 6 onshore fields producing about 4.7 million barrels a year.
We propose to offer you the chance to take up ownership of the remaining 5 off shore oil fields and 2 on-shore oil fields for a lump sum of $17.5 billion dollars. These fields would then be yours for as long as you wish to have them or until they run out, whichever is the earliest.
The reason we have chosen you rather than say, a company like Griffencrest is that we feel your selling of oil is both fair and stands on an extremly high moral plateau. With this deal, there would be no annual fees payable to the Government and no limitations on how much you produce per year or who you sell to.
Your fleets of oilers and those of any nation purchasing oil from your company would be welcome to use Exetonian ports for transactions and has safe havens during storms. We would also grant the fields sovereign status meaning, that the fields would be protected by the sovereignty of the nation of Stevid.
If you feel this offer is fair or would like to discuss any other matters please feel free to contact myself at this office.
Yours,
Gaston Haulfilter,
Minister of Exetonian foreign trade and relations