NiMin Energy taps out two years post-IPO
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By Dana Olsen Friday, May 4th, 2012
NiMin Energy Corp., a small oil and gas producer based in Carpinteria, is dismantling its business and selling its assets two years after going public. The move may result in up to $72 million in payouts to shareholders. The oil exploration and production firm and its subsidiary, Legacy Energy, agreed on April 27 to sell…
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