China Is the world largest coal consuming nation. Our strategy is to leverages China GDP growth, local business relationships, and to continue to expand high-margin energy business.
Despite China having substantial coal resources, due to a lack of organizational skills of the coal industry among other factors, China’s mining companies cannot produce enough coal to meet China’s domestic demand for coal. As the Chinese economy continues with its GDP growth at an estimated 7%-8% in 2009 focusing on domestic consumption, the Company plans to continue leveraging on its fourteen (14) years of in-country experience, U.S. management skills, and U.S. accounting knowledge to become a leading coal energy company not only in Yunnan Province, but also in Guangdong Province.
The Company plans to expand its coal business by expanding upon its existing operations, and by acquiring other existing profit making coal companies following China’s oligopoly policy that is aimed to eliminate small, inefficient coal mines and to favor efficient operations. Despite the Wall Street financial downturn in 2008, the Company was able to continue increasing its operations during the current quarter ended on July 31, 2009. The Company plans to invite qualified U.S. mining executives and strategic partners to join in L&L’s management team and to facilitate its vertical integration in the coal industry. When the Company reaches a certain size, L&L plans to gradually leverage on the vast U.S. coal (energy) resources to diversify its operational risks and to increase revenue.
Through our Ameircan magagement expertise LLFH intends to compete agaisnst its ineffeicient and less experienced competotrs in a fragmented market. It plans to accomplish this goal by identifyng viable acquisition targets that will add immediate value to its operations.
July 1995
Seattle, WashingtonUnited States
April 30
~1,000
Coal
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