The Company is a leading provider of cost-effective oil and gas equipment solutions tailored to the needs of clients. The Company specializes in the design, manufacturing, maintenance, and repair of high-quality oilfield tools, including proprietary equipment for drilling, exploration, and extraction processes that optimize performance and minimize downtime. Additionally, the Company markets brand name and refurbished products, further diversifying offerings and enhancing the value proposition to customers. The Company’s customer base is predominantly Measurement While Drilling (MWD) clients, as well as MWD tool firms, river crossing service firms, downstream service companies, and well abandonment firms. Customers are located in oil and gas markets in the U.S., Canada, and the Middle East.

Strong Client Relationships — The Company is proud of maintaining strong ties to clients and its reputation for quality products and client service. Over time the Company has developed a customer base of over 24 large industry participants. Evidence of these relationships is shown in a 99% rate of repeat business. The top five clients have been buying products since the Company’s founding a decade ago.

Proprietary Products and Services — Building on a legacy of innovation, the Company delivers durable and cost-effective tools that garner strong customer satisfaction. The Company also provides consulting services to MWD and oil and gas service companies, aiding in mechanical and electrical design. Looking ahead, management aims to expand the product line to develop complete MWD systems, production oil tools, and well abandonment tools. Although the Company holds 14 patents (and one pending) in the U.S. and Canada, it lacks the capital and manpower to monetize their potential. On the other hand, a well capitalized buyer may want to take advantage of this significant growth opportunity.

Other Areas of Opportunity — Expanding operations in strategic locations would enhance global visibility, attract new clients, and establish stronger relationships with regional partners. For example, Houston serves as a key gateway to the U.S., providing access to the American and global energy sector, manufacturing hubs, and a skilled workforce. Dubai, on the other hand, is a central hub for the Middle East, Asia, and Africa, known for its access to international trade routes.

Collaborating with U.S.-based companies across manufacturing, sales, and marketing functions could broaden the Company’s operational reach and market impact. Partnerships with established firms could offer access to advanced technologies, robust supply chains, and established distribution networks. Such alliances would also facilitate the exchange of expertise, providing opportunities to co-develop innovative products and services.