NationStates Jolt Archive

Denecaep is selling excess resources. We will trade in USD, or other resources.

Exporting
Petroleum- 100,000,000 barrels- $40 per barrel
Uranium- 1,000,000 units- $200 per unit
Computers- 1,000,000,000 units- $2,000 per unit
Iron- 1,000,000,000 units- $50 per unit
Refined Iron- 1,000,000,000 units- $100 per unit
Bullets- 1,000,000,000,000,000 packs- $10 per pack (very cheap, buy now before it changes)

If you are planning on trading resources, we are in need of:
Natural Gas
Coal
Gold
Sugar

M.A.C Heavy Industries | Defense

We wish to purchase the entire excess resources stock.

M.A.C Heavy Industries | Mining Research & Development Division is able to offer the following products;

- Gold : $14.500USD/per Kilogram

- Liquified Natural Gas : $150USD/per Tonne

- Coal : $90.85USD/per Tonne

Funds shall be wired upon confirmation of order.

We will offer 5 tonnes of gold upon the confirmation,as we wish to secure the entire stock.

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For any inquiries please contact us:

M.A.C Direct Line: 21-456-3450

M.A.C@DefenseNet.Agle

Thank you,

M.A.C Heavy Industries Defense Management.


OOC: Defense Corporations,it is impossible for such a small country as yours to be selling coal at such low prices.
In real life a short tonne of coal costs in average,$110-$120USD.

From: Sultan Gas
To: Denecaep
Re: Natural Gas

We can supply 6.7 million tonnes of liquified natural gas from our plants in Sabah, Brunei and Western Australia, at $200/tonne ($5/million metric BTU).

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To: Denecaep
From: The Fenron Natural Gas Trading Company
Concerning: Sale of natural gas

The Fenron Natural Gas Trading Company is willing to supply Denecaep with up to 20 million metric tonnes of liquefied natural gas. This is the equivalent of over 10,055,055,850,000,000,000 joules. We will supply this liquid at $4.76 per MMBtu, well below market price. For over 100 years, we have maintained a history of excellence with our many prestigious customers, including many powerful world governments. We would be more then happy if Denecaep would see fit to join this fold.

From: Vinacomin, subsidiary of Sultan Oil, CoDC
To: Denecaep
Re: Coal supplier

We offer 15 million tonnes of bituminous coal from our coal mines in the Song Hong Delta at $86.95/tonne, which is below the market price of $95/tonne. We have a long history of coal mining in the region, and use modern extraction techniques for improved efficiency.

From: Sultan Oil, CoDC
To: Denecaep
Re: Gold supplier

We offer 24500kg of gold, at a price of $18000/kg (below market price of $22000/kg), from the Super Pit gold mine in Western Australia.

OOC - RL market price is $27037.66, according to goldprice.org

From: 101st Mining
To: Denecaep

We would like to donate 100 thousand kg of coal for no charge as a gift. Any other coal will cost you 130 USD per metric ton.

Signed
Gerald Dewy
-Minister of Economy

From: Vinacomin, subsidiary of Sultan Oil, CoDC
To: Denecaep
Re: Coal supplier

We offer 15 million tonnes of bituminous coal from our coal mines in the Song Hong Delta at $16.95/tonne, which is below the market price of $20/tonne. We have a long history of coal mining in the region, and use modern extraction techniques for improved efficiency.

OOC - real market price was ~$34.10/tonne in 2007, but there's more coal in NS than RL, so prices are lower.

OOC: Coal is about 125 USD right now.

OOC: Oh. Changed that.

To: Denecaep
From: Mustapha Sugar, subsidiary of Pearl Food, CoDC
Re: Sugar export

We offer 1 million tonnes of sugar from our plantations in Perlis and Sabah at $188/tonne, below market price of $210/tonne.

OOC: RL futures for 3/2009 were $246.03/tonne, 10/31/2008.

OOC: Defense Corporations,it is impossible for such a small country as yours to be selling coal at such low prices.
In real life a short tonne of coal costs in average,$110-$120USD.
OOC:
1) I messed up the costs, using old prices. Apparently, coal prices skyrocketed between 2007 and now. The prices I used have been changed.
2) There's a lower supply of coal in RL v. NS
3) Considering that CoDC doesn't operate like a real nation, it has somewhat skewed demographics. See factbook for details on what the CoDC is.
4) Sultan Oil can afford to take a loss, in order to open the market.
5) I'm editing the amount of coal we're selling cheaply down.

Anghele, I will accept your offer.