nerco造句

• PacifiCorp owned 82 % of NERCO stock at the time.
• The wells failed to produce as expected and Nerco was eventually sold off by its parent company.
• Barbrick said privately owned NERCO made a substantial profit on the sale, but would not disclose specifics.
• Rio Tinto sold off NERCO's oil and gas operations later that year for $ 510 million.
• PacifiCorp still owned 82 % of NERCO in 1993, when it was acquired by the mining giant, the Rio Tinto Group.
• The sale represented a strategic move for the company, said Rick Barbrick, executive vice president of NERCO and president of Bertucci's.
• This entity was sold in in 1983, to Nerco Coal Company, which a corporation owned by Pacific Corp Holdings, a Berkshire Hathaway Company.
• Through its majority interest in NERCO, PacifiCorp was involved in the mining of coal, oil, natural gas, gold, silver, and uranium.
• Tom Albanese, the former chief executive officer of the Rio Tinto Group, joined that company when it acquired NERCO, which was his previous employer.
• NERCO was created in 1977 by Pacific Power & Light Company ( now PacifiCorp ) due to a change in United States federal law requiring the development of federal coal leases.
• In 1993, NERCO was acquired for $ 470 million ( and assumption of debt ) by the Kennecott Corporation, a Utah-based subsidiary of the Rio Tinto Group.
• Nerco Oil & AMP; Gas, for example, acquired a series of fields at top prices in the late 1980s, but then did not have enough capital to develop them, analysts said.
• In 1977, PacifiCorp spun off its coal mining interests into a mining company known as NERCO, which was eventually listed on the New York Stock Exchange and ranked as high as 353 on the Fortune 500 list of the largest American companies.