Filings and market records
Corporate lineage, reverse-merger mechanics, reported capitalization and the SEC reporting boundary.
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Executive Record 014 · Company evolution
Nucon-RF
to NNRF
A Nevada reverse merger, a Russian operating strategy, a substantial investment in ATOLL, and a public record in which filed results, issuer claims, photographs and firsthand recollection must remain visibly distinct.
- Reverse acquisition
- May 23, 2006
- Public symbol
- NNRI · September 2007
- Principal historic chapter
- Russia · 2006–2010
- Research status
- Verified foundation · identification continuing
Firsthand oral history · draft source
Original Narration
Benny Doro recalls the invitation to Russia, formal meetings, financing discussions and the decision to withdraw. The recording is preserved as firsthand oral history. Names, allegations, role and financial participation remain subject to transcript correction and documentary corroboration.
Firsthand Account · Benny DoroNNRF: The Russia Chapter8 minutes 33 seconds · Listen while you explore.
- 01The approach
- 02Moscow arrival
- 03The formal meeting
- 04Capital and listing discussions
- 05Decision to withdraw
Transcript and verification note
The machine transcript is a research aid, not approved quotation text. It preserves uncertain names exactly as unresolved until Benny supplies corrections.
Open the indexed draft transcript →Thirty-second briefing
Executive Snapshot
- Canonical spine
- Nucon · Nucon-RF · NNRF
- Predecessor issuer
- Stafford Energy, Inc.
- Reverse merger
- 22.5 million shares to 49 Nucon shareholders
- Russian subsidiary
- Nucon-RUS · issuer-reported
- Principal investment
- 50% economic interest in ATOLL
- Recorded ATOLL cost
- $4,566,250
- 2008 shares reported
- 47,973,240
- SEC boundary
- Form 15 · July 19, 2010
- Later issuer status
- OTC disclosures · unaudited
- Verification
- Recovered / Missing / Disputed
Evidence boundary
One history. Four evidence classes.
Questions, photographs and announcements
Evidence of what was examined, seen or publicly claimed at the time—not automatic proof of every underlying assertion.
Benny's oral history
A participant's recollection, attributed and preserved without promotion into filed fact.
Identities, roles and counterparties
Questions remain visible rather than being smoothed into certainty.
The public vehicle before Nucon
A registrant passed through several identities before the 2006 transaction.
The lineage is corporate history, not evidence that each predecessor operated the later NNRF business.
Original Nevada registrant
Early predecessor identity
Public predecessor
Reverse merger completed
Name and ticker transition
22,500,000 common shares
Stafford Energy acquired all outstanding Nucon shares and issued the block to 49 Nucon shareholders. Nucon became a wholly owned subsidiary and was treated as accounting acquirer in the recapitalization.
NNRF became NNRI
The July 2007 corporate name change was followed by the September 10 DTCC ticker/CUSIP action from NNRF / 67034S107 to NNRI / 629355108.
The Russia strategy
Investment, technology and nuclear-sector relationships.
The filings establish the structure NNRF reported. Foreign contracts, certifications and counterparty performance require their own underlying records.
NNRF reported that Nucon-RUS was formed and accredited in Russia in early 2007. The subsidiary became part of the ownership structure for ZAO Electro Machinery Building Plant ATOLL, a Russian manufacturer described in filings as serving nuclear facilities and related industrial markets.
Two closings produced a reported 50% economic interest in ATOLL: 24% held directly and 26% through Nucon-RUS. NNRF also pursued technology, distribution and proposed acquisition relationships involving Velcont, Electroprivod and other counterparties.
The documentary record separates completed investments from proposals. At year end 2007, the audited filing established only a 3.3% Velcont interest for $525,000. Electroprivod and several other announced transactions remain unconfirmed as completed acquisitions.
Russia 2008 · Original photography
The photographs establish the trip. Identification remains open.
EXIF metadata places the Moscow sequence between January 20 and 24, 2008. A formal meeting and dining gathering are visible; participant names, corporate roles and meeting purpose are not yet published as fact.
Enter the historically sequenced photographic exhibit →
Archival boundary: The New York subway/Grand Central images carry February 5 EXIF dates, after the January Moscow images. The narration recalls New York before Russia. That conflict remains unresolved.
Capital and reported results
ATOLL's financial results were not NNRF operating revenue.
The distinction prevents the investee's performance from being presented as revenue generated by NNRF's intended operations.
Claims compared with results
The record preserves disagreement instead of forcing alignment.
$183 million
ATOLL committed production contracts announced in April 2007.
BoundaryUnderlying contract set and counterparty confirmations have not been recovered.
$43.123 million
ATOLL net revenue reported for 2007.
BoundaryRevenue does not reconcile the announced contract total and is not NNRF operating revenue.
Velcont
Company statements used differing percentages and costs.
BoundaryThe audited year-end record establishes 3.3% acquired for $525,000.
Electroprivod and others
Agreements, intentions and due diligence appeared in filings and announcements.
BoundaryNo completed acquisition is shown without closing evidence.
Documented leadership
The public-company team during the principal chapter.
Titles and ownership are stated only where recovered filings support them.
Valery Lebedev
7.08% reported · July 2007Documented executive during the Russian-operating chapter.
J. Holt Smith
2007–February 2009Resigned in 2009; later issuer disclosures report his return in legal/business affairs.
Alexander Stepanenko
7.08% reported · July 2007Documented operating executive.
J. P. Todd Sinclair
2.80% reported · July 2007Documented financial executive.
Peter Goerke
8.43% reported · July 2007Associated in issuer materials with Russian operational oversight.
Lawrence McQuade
Resigned February 2009Documented chairman and director.
Kevin H. Kading
Director · Chairman · Later PresidentAppointed in February 2009 and signed the 2010 Form 15.
Lawrence Adams
SecretaryAppointed February 20, 2009.
Firsthand involvement
Benny Doro's presence is preserved without inventing a title.
No named role recovered
No reviewed SEC or OTC officer, director, ownership, financing or consultant disclosure names Benny Doro.
Russia trip and financing discussions
Benny recalls meetings concerning organization, capital raising and a possible dual listing, followed by withdrawal from the relationship.
Photographs and diligence questions
The archive corroborates travel and contemporary scrutiny, but not yet Benny's exact authority, compensation or investment amount.
Documentary support remains required for Benny's exact role, dates, engaging entity, compensation, securities position and claimed financial loss. The absence of a public filing entry is a search result—not proof that no involvement existed.
Verified chronology
From predecessor issuer to the current disclosed boundary.
Pacific Hothouse incorporated
The Nevada registrant begins its corporate lineage.
Nucon, Inc. organized
The private Nevada operating company is formed.
Reverse merger completed
Stafford Energy acquires Nucon for 22.5 million shares issued to 49 Nucon shareholders.
Initial ATOLL interest
Nucon-RF acquires 13.25% for $1,166,250.
Nucon-RUS and ATOLL expansion
Issuer reports Russian accreditation and expands to a 50% economic interest at a total recorded cost of $4,566,250.
NNRF name adopted
Nucon-RF changes its corporate identity to NNRF, Inc.
NNRI symbol begins
DTCC records the ticker and CUSIP transition.
Russia photographic record
Original EXIF-dated photographs preserve Moscow travel, a formal meeting and dining gathering. Identities and business purpose remain under review.
Audited year-end record filed
The filing reports ATOLL results, NNRF's equity income, zero intended-operation revenue and a substantial company loss.
Management transition
Two directors resign and new leadership is appointed.
Form 15 filed
NNRF terminates registration under Rule 12g-4(a)(1), reporting 233 holders of record.
Later issuer transactions
OTC disclosures describe Elevate entities, Earth Sciences financing and full impairment of the historic ATOLL investment.
Latest reviewed disclosure
The unaudited issuer report states zero revenue, zero cash, negative equity and 467,721,550 shares outstanding.
The documentary record
Evidence Drawers
Original records remain separate from company announcements and firsthand recollection.
01SEC Corporate RecordPrimary sources
The filings establish the predecessor lineage, reverse merger, capitalization, ATOLL accounting, leadership and reporting boundary.
2007 Form 10-SB/A2008 Form 10-KSB2010 Form 1502Ticker and Securities HistoryDTCC + filings
The September 2007 DTCC notice records the transition from NNRF to NNRI. Financing and ownership tables remain governed by the filed record.
Open DTCC OTC Notice #172 ↗Open Q3 2007 Form 10-QSB03Internal Due DiligenceContemporary document
NNRI, all questions preserves contemporary questions concerning ATOLL, Velcont, Electroprivod, financing, Russian contracts and transaction inconsistencies. Questions are not findings.
Download original due-diligence file04Russia 2008 Photography44 originals + metadata
The archive preserves filenames, EXIF dates and contact sheets without assigning unverified identities or meeting purpose.
Download the original photo archiveOpen EXIF metadata indexOpen photographic evidence index05Company AnnouncementsIssuer claims
These contemporary releases establish what management publicly stated. They are not independent proof of the underlying contracts, certifications or completed transactions.
ATOLL contract announcement2007 corporate review06Later OTC DisclosuresIssuer-reported · unaudited
The later documents cover Kading/Business Warrior, Elevate, Earth Sciences, the ATOLL impairment and current financial status.
2024 Annual Report2025 Annual ReportQ1 2026 Report07Oral HistoryFirsthand · draft transcript
The recording is preserved in the page experience. Its transcript contains uncertain names and sensitive claims that remain unapproved for unattributed quotation.
Open machine transcriptOpen claim-by-claim oral-history index08Recovered / Missing / DisputedVerification matrix
The matrix identifies the evidence class and boundary for every material claim. Missing Russian corporate records, transaction schedules and role evidence remain visible.
Open verification matrixOpen focused research gapsOpen source registerHistorical assessment
An ambitious international strategy documented through unequal layers of evidence.
The public-company record establishes a completed reverse merger, a Russian subsidiary reported by the issuer, a substantial economic interest in ATOLL and a period of active financing, technology agreements and proposed acquisitions.
The same record establishes important limits. ATOLL's results were not NNRF operating revenue. Several announced transactions were never documented as completed. Public claims about contract scale and investment terms do not always align with the audited year-end account.
The Russia 2008 photographs and Benny Doro's oral history add lived context without resolving identity, authority, compensation or every allegation. Those gaps remain part of the exhibit. Business Vault preserves what is known, attributes what is remembered and refuses to manufacture the missing bridge between them.