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KOCH INDUSTRIES
The second largest privately held company in the United States located in Wichita Kansas is involved in all phases of the oil and gas industry. Petroleum refining; Petroleum products; Chemicals & allied products; Natural gas transmissions & production; Crude petroleum production; Refinery, chemical processing & similar materia. SALES:
Emp: 12,000
18MMM
M ANAGEM ENT:
B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S.
Charles G.Koch - Ch. BD, CEO * W W Hanna - Pr. * Donald L Cordes - Ex. VP Lgl * David H. Koch - Ex. VP Tech * F Lynn Markel - Ex VP Fin * JW Moeller - Ex VP Pdts * E Pierce Marshall J Howard Marshal Sterling Varner ,
Paul W. ^jrooks - Sr VP John Ehlen - Sr VP Engr C C McCampbell - Sr. VP C S Nobles - Sr VP ' W C Standard - Sr VP Svcs Corliss J. Nelson - Tr R H Fink - VP « |A\U John Van Gelder - VP Robert G. Walton - VP M Brad Hall - Cont
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(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94) ^ K O C H HYDROCARBON COMPANY
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Utilities:—Hydrocarbon pipeline. Refineries -Jeeated-near Minneapolis and C6rpu3~ehristir Texas SIC: 4619 Pipelines Nec. (Wards Business Dir.)
^ K O C H OIL COMPANY
Minings—Petroleum prndiir.tinn Petroleum, St. Paul Park.
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SIC: 1311 Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (Wards Business Directory, ’95) "The company owed Native Americans and the federal government $ 100 million in oil and gas royalties and taxes. The ruling clears the way for plaintiff Precision Co. to proceed with its lawsuit claiming fraud and misrepresentation by Koch. (The Denver Post. August 12, 1994) "
KOCH REFINING COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manufacturing: Petroleum refining and petrochemicals SALES: SIC:
$1,350 M
EMPL:
1,900
2911 Petroleum Refining & 2899 Chemical Preparations
OFFICERS: J W Moeller - Pr R D Balhom - Ex VP John Ehlen - Ex VP C R Swyer - Ex VP Mktg Kyle Vann - Ex VP H Allan Caldwell - Sec Genl Couns C J Nelson - Tr VP F Lynn Markel - VP W W Hanna - BOD (Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94) "Organized through NFTE, the Young Entrepreneurs of Minnesota is made possible with a $385,000 grant from Koch Refining Company. Young Entrepreneurs of Minnesota teaches at-risk and disadvantaged youth business aptitude and skills (PR Newswire November 22, 1994)." SUBSIDIARIES OF KOCH REFINING CO. INC KOCH FUELS Co.
Manufacturing: Bituminous oil, asphalt felts & coatings; adhesives; oil well machinery & equipment and supplies; Petroleum bulk stations & terminals. SALES:
144MM
OFFICERS: J W Moeller - Ch Bd Rady D Balhom - Pr CEO J M Shaffer - Sr VP M R Waugh - Sr VP A Allan Caldwell - Sec C J Nelson - Tr
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EMPL.:
1,000
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
FUELS -GQKOCH MATERIALS DIVISION - Manufacturing: paving mixtures (not from refineries).
Asphalt and asphaltic
KOCH REFINING INTERNATIONAL DIVISION - Petroleum bulk stations & terminals.
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS Combines Koch’s current systems with newly purchased pipelines for the purpose of transporting oil to shippers. SALES:
111MM
EMP: 519
OFFICERS: Bill R Caffey - Pr Allan Caldwell - Sec F Lynn Markel - Tr Larry Angel 1 - VP Donald L cordes - VP Lou Torczynski - Mngr. W W Hanna - BOD
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
"Koch Gathering, will integrate the Exxon pipeline system, which varies image and size, with several o f its own systems in South Texas, Tuttle said, adding that Koch now has about 3,400 miles o f pipeline in Texas..." (Corpus Christi Caller Times January 20, 1995)
KOCH ENGINEERING COMPANY INC. Manufacturing: Chemical and refinery processing equipment and sealants. SALES: 250 M
EMPL: 2,000
OFFICERS: Vem E. Griffith - Pr Don Pufahl - Ctr Ken A Krummrich - VP Paul Ladnier - Prsnl
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
SUBSIDIARIES OF KOCH ENGINEERING COMPANY INC. KOCH ENGINEERING CO. INC. JOHN ZINK - Manufacturing: Combustion control equipment, heaters, and burners for petrochemical industry applications. SALES:
100M
OFFICERS: Earl Schnell - Pr~CEO
EMPL:
1,000
Daniel Legre - Cnt Robert Rawlings - VP & Mktg Roberta Peake - Info Syst Jack Carter - Psnl
(Wards Business Dir. ”9 5 )
KOCH ENGINEERING CO. INC. KNIGHT - Manufacturing: equipment and machinery necessary. SALES:
15M
EMPL:
OFFICERS: Charles R Crowe - CEO Keith Klassen - CFO Michael Davids - Mktg
Special
1,000
(Wards Business Dir.,’95)
KOCH CARBON INC.
Manufacturing: Bituminous coal underground mining. r n f f c o
SIC: 1222
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Dan Gerovac - BOD
(Wards Business Dir. ’95)
KOCH PIPELINES CO.
Transportation: Distribution and transportation of fuels to suppliers. SALES: 69.8M
EMP: 37
O F F IC E R S :
Chuch W Johnson - Pr F lynn markel - Tr Pr Lou Troczynski - Mngr WM Hougland - BOD C C McCampbell - BOD W C Stanford - BOD
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SUBSIDIARIES OF KOCH PIPELINES CO. KOCH GATEWAY PIPELINE CO. - Utilities: Natural gas trasmission and distribution. SALES:
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EMP: 350
O F F IC E R S:
Mike Onderick - Pr (Wards Business Dir., ’95)
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KOCH INDUSTRIES INC. KOCH CHEMICAL CO. Manufacturing: Specialty chemicals. SALES: 28M EMP: 150 O F F IC E R S :
William G. Spence - Pr KOCH EXPLORATION CO INC. Mining: Crude petroleum production; oil & gas exploration services. SALES: 42.5M
EMP: 180
O F F IC E R S :
Robert G Walton - Pr. D C McCormick - Sr VP H J Whisnand - Sr VP Admin R D Buettner - Sec C J Nelson - Tr T V McCauley - VP
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
KOCH NITROGEN CO. INC Manufacturing: Chemical and allied products. SALES: 35.7M
EMP: 7
O F F IC E R S :
David Humphrey - Pr W C Pitcher - Sec L G Lafferty - Tr D M Kilby - VP Lou Troczyndki - Mgr
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
KOCH SERVICE INC. Transportation: Liquid Petroleum transport, non-local. SALES: 108M
EMP: 1,100
O F F IC E R S :
Gary Baker - Pr H Allen Caldwell - Sec C J Nelson - Tres B R Caffery - BOD F Lynn Markel - BOD W C Stanford - BOD
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
The second largest privately held company in the United States located in Wichita Kansas is involved in all phases of the oil and gas industry. Petroleum refining; Petroleum products; Chemicals & allied products; Natural gas transmissions & production; Crude petroleum production; Refinery, chemical processing & similar materia. SALES:
Emp: 12,000
18MMM
M ANAGEM ENT:
B O A R D O F D IR E C T O R S.
Charles G.Koch - Ch. BD, CEO * W W Hanna - Pr. * Donald L Cordes - Ex. VP Lgl * David H. Koch - Ex. VP Tech * F Lynn Markel - Ex VP Fin * JW Moeller - Ex VP Pdts * E Pierce Marshall J Howard Marshal Sterling Varner ,
Paul W. ^jrooks - Sr VP John Ehlen - Sr VP Engr C C McCampbell - Sr. VP C S Nobles - Sr VP ' W C Standard - Sr VP Svcs Corliss J. Nelson - Tr R H Fink - VP « |A\U John Van Gelder - VP Robert G. Walton - VP M Brad Hall - Cont
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(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94) ^ K O C H HYDROCARBON COMPANY
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Utilities:—Hydrocarbon pipeline. Refineries -Jeeated-near Minneapolis and C6rpu3~ehristir Texas SIC: 4619 Pipelines Nec. (Wards Business Dir.)
^ K O C H OIL COMPANY
Minings—Petroleum prndiir.tinn Petroleum, St. Paul Park.
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Rgfineries-located in-MN- R ii^iiininrt-^-AohUiiH
SIC: 1311 Crude Petroleum & Natural Gas (Wards Business Directory, ’95) "The company owed Native Americans and the federal government $ 100 million in oil and gas royalties and taxes. The ruling clears the way for plaintiff Precision Co. to proceed with its lawsuit claiming fraud and misrepresentation by Koch. (The Denver Post. August 12, 1994) "
KOCH REFINING COMPANY, INCORPORATED Manufacturing: Petroleum refining and petrochemicals SALES: SIC:
$1,350 M
EMPL:
1,900
2911 Petroleum Refining & 2899 Chemical Preparations
OFFICERS: J W Moeller - Pr R D Balhom - Ex VP John Ehlen - Ex VP C R Swyer - Ex VP Mktg Kyle Vann - Ex VP H Allan Caldwell - Sec Genl Couns C J Nelson - Tr VP F Lynn Markel - VP W W Hanna - BOD (Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94) "Organized through NFTE, the Young Entrepreneurs of Minnesota is made possible with a $385,000 grant from Koch Refining Company. Young Entrepreneurs of Minnesota teaches at-risk and disadvantaged youth business aptitude and skills (PR Newswire November 22, 1994)." SUBSIDIARIES OF KOCH REFINING CO. INC KOCH FUELS Co.
Manufacturing: Bituminous oil, asphalt felts & coatings; adhesives; oil well machinery & equipment and supplies; Petroleum bulk stations & terminals. SALES:
144MM
OFFICERS: J W Moeller - Ch Bd Rady D Balhom - Pr CEO J M Shaffer - Sr VP M R Waugh - Sr VP A Allan Caldwell - Sec C J Nelson - Tr
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EMPL.:
1,000
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
FUELS -GQKOCH MATERIALS DIVISION - Manufacturing: paving mixtures (not from refineries).
Asphalt and asphaltic
KOCH REFINING INTERNATIONAL DIVISION - Petroleum bulk stations & terminals.
KOCH GATHERING SYSTEMS Combines Koch’s current systems with newly purchased pipelines for the purpose of transporting oil to shippers. SALES:
111MM
EMP: 519
OFFICERS: Bill R Caffey - Pr Allan Caldwell - Sec F Lynn Markel - Tr Larry Angel 1 - VP Donald L cordes - VP Lou Torczynski - Mngr. W W Hanna - BOD
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
"Koch Gathering, will integrate the Exxon pipeline system, which varies image and size, with several o f its own systems in South Texas, Tuttle said, adding that Koch now has about 3,400 miles o f pipeline in Texas..." (Corpus Christi Caller Times January 20, 1995)
KOCH ENGINEERING COMPANY INC. Manufacturing: Chemical and refinery processing equipment and sealants. SALES: 250 M
EMPL: 2,000
OFFICERS: Vem E. Griffith - Pr Don Pufahl - Ctr Ken A Krummrich - VP Paul Ladnier - Prsnl
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
SUBSIDIARIES OF KOCH ENGINEERING COMPANY INC. KOCH ENGINEERING CO. INC. JOHN ZINK - Manufacturing: Combustion control equipment, heaters, and burners for petrochemical industry applications. SALES:
100M
OFFICERS: Earl Schnell - Pr~CEO
EMPL:
1,000
Daniel Legre - Cnt Robert Rawlings - VP & Mktg Roberta Peake - Info Syst Jack Carter - Psnl
(Wards Business Dir. ”9 5 )
KOCH ENGINEERING CO. INC. KNIGHT - Manufacturing: equipment and machinery necessary. SALES:
15M
EMPL:
OFFICERS: Charles R Crowe - CEO Keith Klassen - CFO Michael Davids - Mktg
Special
1,000
(Wards Business Dir.,’95)
KOCH CARBON INC.
Manufacturing: Bituminous coal underground mining. r n f f c o
SIC: 1222
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SUBSIDIARIES OF KOCH CARBON INC.
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KOCH CARBON INC. KCBX TERMINALS - Transportation: Coal
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transportation on Great Lakes. SALES: 2M O F F IC E R S:
Dan Gerovac - BOD
(Wards Business Dir. ’95)
KOCH PIPELINES CO.
Transportation: Distribution and transportation of fuels to suppliers. SALES: 69.8M
EMP: 37
O F F IC E R S :
Chuch W Johnson - Pr F lynn markel - Tr Pr Lou Troczynski - Mngr WM Hougland - BOD C C McCampbell - BOD W C Stanford - BOD
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SUBSIDIARIES OF KOCH PIPELINES CO. KOCH GATEWAY PIPELINE CO. - Utilities: Natural gas trasmission and distribution. SALES:
MOM
EMP: 350
O F F IC E R S:
Mike Onderick - Pr (Wards Business Dir., ’95)
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KOCH INDUSTRIES INC. KOCH CHEMICAL CO. Manufacturing: Specialty chemicals. SALES: 28M EMP: 150 O F F IC E R S :
William G. Spence - Pr KOCH EXPLORATION CO INC. Mining: Crude petroleum production; oil & gas exploration services. SALES: 42.5M
EMP: 180
O F F IC E R S :
Robert G Walton - Pr. D C McCormick - Sr VP H J Whisnand - Sr VP Admin R D Buettner - Sec C J Nelson - Tr T V McCauley - VP
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
KOCH NITROGEN CO. INC Manufacturing: Chemical and allied products. SALES: 35.7M
EMP: 7
O F F IC E R S :
David Humphrey - Pr W C Pitcher - Sec L G Lafferty - Tr D M Kilby - VP Lou Troczyndki - Mgr
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
KOCH SERVICE INC. Transportation: Liquid Petroleum transport, non-local. SALES: 108M
EMP: 1,100
O F F IC E R S :
Gary Baker - Pr H Allen Caldwell - Sec C J Nelson - Tres B R Caffery - BOD F Lynn Markel - BOD W C Stanford - BOD
(Dunn & Bradstreet, ’94)
