Apollo Resources Financial

Based in Dallas, Texas, Apollo Resources International was a public energy company which dealt mainly in domestic natural gas and oil. Although its focus had been on the attainment and development of oil and natural gas production, it had also been interested in evaluating and developing existing and future alternative energy sources.

The following were involved closely with the Apollo Resources Financial growth: Apollo Production & Operating, Inc., Earth Biofuels, Inc., and Earth LNG, Inc. In Apollo Production & Operating, Inc., the company included three subsidiaries: Apollo Drilling, Inc., Oklahoma Gathering Company, Inc., and OGC Pipeline, LLC. These represented the business in its exploration, recovery, and delivery of natural gas and crude oil for the domestic market.

Earth Biofuels, Inc. produced, distributed, and marketed biodiesel fuel. This company operated in the Apollo business from refining and producing to distribution and marketing. Also, Biofuels had begun expanding its business into the ethanol market through acquisition or construction. A completely owned subsidiary of Biofuels, Earth LNG, Inc. had a liquefied natural gas or LNG processing facility in Arizona which produced over 80,000 gallons of vehicular graded LNG per day. The produced LNG was primarily sold to commercial and municipal fleet customers who were located on California's west coast.

This company processed the natural gas turning it into liquefied natural gas (LNG). From vegetable oil feedstock, it develops biodiesel fuel (B100). Both fuels were clean-burning and ready for sale and distribution in their refined forms.

Apollo Resources Financial growth also had depended upon the distribution and marketing through Earth Biofuels, Inc. The subsidiary's alternative fuel brands were supposed to be brought to the attention of the nationwide market by local and national campaigns.

In 2008, Apollo Resources had a Reverse/Forward Stock Split in which stockholders who had fewer than 65,000 shares of Common Stock had received a cash payment of $0.035 per pre-split share. Effective in June of 2009 Earth Biofuels, Inc. formally changed to Evolution Fuels, Inc. However, PinkSheets.com labeled the company Caveat Emptor (Buyer Beware) because adequate current information had not been made available by the issuer of the securities. Apollo Drilling, Inc. became Southwest Resources, Inc. based out of Dallas, Texas. Dennis McLaughlin is the major stockholder and CEO of Apollo Resources and Evolution Fuels, Inc. At this time Apollo Resources Financial current reports are not available publically. The company has become private and has had no noticeable activity, with no purchase or sales track record made public.

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