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Barnwell Industries Inc. Common Stock (AMEX:BRN)

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BARNWELL INDUSTRIES is engaged in oil and natural gas exploration, development, production and sales in Canada and the United States, investment in leasehold land in Hawaii, and water well drilling and water pumping system installation and repair in Hawaii. Additionally, they provide contract labor for the drilling and workovers of geothermal wells. Their oil and natural gas activities comprises its largest business segment. The other business segment is land investment activities and contract drilling activities....

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