Dyment in the rough

Article Abstract:

Fred Dyment, president and chief operating officer of Ranger Oil Ltd, combines bold action with selectivity as his formula in making his company one of the most successful in the business. Dyment also typifies the current group of professional administrators taking over the petroleum industry. Under his management, Ranger, one of Canada's biggest independent oil companies, doubled its share dividend and hired new employees at a time when most of those in the industry were practising restrictions. Before becoming president, Dyment started as company comptroller, then moved up the corporate ladder to treasurer, vice-president finance and chief financial officer.

Economic policy, Ranger Oil Ltd., Dyment, Fred

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Mobile Gas Service - MBLE

Article Abstract:

A growing insider interest has been noted in gas utility issues which may reflect a renewed confidence in economic fundamentals affecting the industry. From Jun. 19, 1995 to Aug. 10, 1995, three insiders from Mobil Gas Service Corp. purchased 13,100 shares at prices in the $20.25 to $21.38 range. Director William Hearin Jr. was the biggest buyer with 11,000 shares. Mobile Gas provides service to industrial, commercial and residential customers.

Securities, Mobile Gas Service Corp., MBLE

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CFO deals with Prosperity

Article Abstract:

A management profile for Burlington Resources CFO Steven Shapiro is given.

United States, Management, Burlington Resources Inc., BR, Sharpiro, Steven

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