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Breaking News At The Close Friday 11.5.04
TechLite, Inc (OTCBB-THLT)Acquisitions expected to add approximately 5
million in sales over the next 12 to 18 months. (Source: News Friday
11.5.04)
Shares Outstanding: 10,994,910 (Source: 10Q 8.19.04)
Friday's Close: .72
THLT has been moving higher the last few weeks and broke out to a new
high on Friday. Is this the beginning of a major move? Because what
matters once you have a stock is that it moves. And all that will
matter is that the stock is on the move. And that mo ney is
constantly moving into the stock. In that environment, nothing makes
more sense in the marketplace than following the material, measurable
we alth that pulses through its very veins. Go Check it out Yourself.
(Remember, past performance is not indicative of future results).
A Massive PR campaign is Underway this Weekend and Monday Could Be an
Absolutely Huge Day in the Stock with the Combination of News and the
PR Campaign.
The Following News Announcement came out after the Close on Friday and
the Market HAS NOT had a Chance to React to it. How will the Stock
React Monday to the News? (We Anticipate this message will be seen by
thousands and thousands of potential investors this weekend). Press
Release Source: TechLite, Inc.
TechLite to Acquire Assets of Two Texas Energy-Based Businesses:
Keystone and Omni Science.
Friday November 5, 4:10 pm ET
TULSA, Okla., Nov. 5 PRNewswire FirstCall. TechLite, Inc. (OTC
Bulletin Board: THLT)has agreed to acquire the assets of two Texas
businesses, Keystone and Omni Sciences of Horse Shoe Bay, Texas, J.D.
Arvidson, President of TechLite, Inc., announced today. Terms are
stock issued, based on performance.
Arvidson explained, "These are strong acquisitions, providing an
additional component of TechLite's marketing strategy to provide
customers with an expanded, turnkey energy-reduction package."
Keystone, in business since 1993, specializes in energy-efficient
upgrades for commercial properties and 'C' stores based on a shared
sav ings program. Customers include: The Dallas Cowboys, Aramark,
State Farm, Western Beef, Associated Supermarkets, Marriott, Best
Western, McDonalds, Subway, Burger King and others.
Omni Sciences, in business since 2003, provides products such as The
OAM Oil Purger(TM) for energy services businesses. The awardwinning
OAM Purger is an oil, acid and moisture purger (oil separator) for
high-pressure and low-pressure refrigerant centrifugal chillers. In
2004, the OAM Purger(TM) won the ASHRAE Gold Design of the Year Award.
Studies conducted by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating
and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) indicate that not only does
oil entrained in chiller refrigerant significantly degrade
performance, but these chillers also use significantly higher amounts
of energy, leading to higher electric bills.
The OAM Purger(TM) solves the excess oil problem and helps to reduce
the maintenance and electric bills associated with maintaining and
operating commercial chillers. There are tens of thousands of chillers
that can benefit from the use of The OAM Purger(TM).
In 2006, the Department of Energy (DOE) will mandate that new HVAC
units be required to reduce energy usage by 30 percent. Arvidson
noted, "The OAM Purger(TM) can help accomplish this goal for all
commercial chillers and is a timely addition to TechLite's line of
state-of-the-art energy reduction products and services.
"Recent reports and articles state a sobering fact for this
millennium: America is running short on electricity. The growing U.S.
and worldwide demand for energy and electricity continues to expand
faster than new generation capabilities," Arvidson added. "Higher
electricity bills and shortages are forecast for the foreseeable
future. Energy-efficient upgrades for lighting and HVAC systems are
one solution that can reduce the nation's electric bills for the
business, education and health care communities."
TechLite, currently on a run rate of approximately 10 million from its
domestic operations over the next 12 months, is independent of the 5
million or more per year of sales projected over the next three years
with the acquisitions of Keystone and Omni Science. TechLite, in
accordance with the TermsAndConditions of the purchase agreement,
agrees to deliver TechLite stock to Keystone and Omni Science company
principals in accordance with a performance schedule based on these
additional sales.
The addition of Keystone's marketing ability, and the new Omni Science
products, are expected to add approximately 5 million in sales over
the next 12 to 18 months. TechLite's approach will bring scale
economics to its energy service business positioning TechLite for
significant growth over the next five years.
About Techlite, Inc.
TechLite, Inc. is a national energy service company in its twelfth
year in the energy services business. The Company provides
custom-designed, energy-efficient and Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA)-compliant lighting upgrades and retrofits for commercial,
education, health care, retail and government facilities. TechLite's
proprietary energy-audit software program facilitates upgrades in
compliance with the EPS's Green Lights Emission Reduction Program and
the new Federal Energy Law requiring elimination of inefficient
lighting products. Industry sources estimate this market at
approximately 3 billion existing light fixtures and a potential 100
billion national lighting retrofit industry. The magazine Electrical
Contractor has described this business as the "market of the decade."
Certain statements in this news release may contain future looking
information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act of
1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are
subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements,
other than statements of fact, included in this release, including,
without limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and
objectives of the companies, are future looking statements that
involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such
statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future
events could differ materially from those anticipated in such
statements. As with many microcap stocks, todays company has
additional risk factors worth noting. The company has a going concern
opinion from its auditor, a large accumulated deficit,a large negative
net worth, reliance on loans from officers to pay expenses, nominal
revenue in its most recent quarter,officers ha!
ve personally assured company debt, tax liens for unpaid federal and
state taxes, is a defendant in two lawsuits, a nominal cash position
and the need to raise capital. A failure to raise capital could cause
the company to go out of business. These risks and others are more
fully detailed in the Companys SEC filings. We strongly urge you to
review them before you invest. The Publisher of this newsletter does
not represent that the information contained in this message states
all material facts or does not omit a material fact necessary to make
the statements therein not misleading. Read the compay's SEC filings
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are on the verge of bankruptcy. You can lose all your money by
investing in this stock. The Publisher of this newsletter is not a
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herein as legal, tax, accounting or investment advice. Any reference
to past performances of companies are specially selected to be
referenced based on the favorable performance of these companies. You
would need perfect timing to acheive the results in the examples
given. There can be no assurance of that happening. Remember, as
always, past performance is not indicative of future results and a
thorough due diligence effort, including a review of a companys
filings, should be completed prior to investing. In compliance with
the Securities Act of 1933, Section17b, the Publisher of this
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Breaking News At The Close Friday 11.5.04
TechLite, Inc (OTCBB-THLT)Acquisitions expected to add approximately 5
million in sales over the next 12 to 18 months. (Source: News Friday
11.5.04)
Shares Outstanding: 10,994,910 (Source: 10Q 8.19.04)
Friday's Close: .72
THLT has been moving higher the last few weeks and broke out to a new
high on Friday. Is this the beginning of a major move? Because what
matters once you have a stock is that it moves. And all that will
matter is that the stock is on the move. And that mo ney is
constantly moving into the stock. In that environment, nothing makes
more sense in the marketplace than following the material, measurable
we alth that pulses through its very veins. Go Check it out Yourself.
(Remember, past performance is not indicative of future results).
A Massive PR campaign is Underway this Weekend and Monday Could Be an
Absolutely Huge Day in the Stock with the Combination of News and the
PR Campaign.
The Following News Announcement came out after the Close on Friday and
the Market HAS NOT had a Chance to React to it. How will the Stock
React Monday to the News? (We Anticipate this message will be seen by
thousands and thousands of potential investors this weekend). Press
Release Source: TechLite, Inc.
TechLite to Acquire Assets of Two Texas Energy-Based Businesses:
Keystone and Omni Science.
Friday November 5, 4:10 pm ET
TULSA, Okla., Nov. 5 PRNewswire FirstCall. TechLite, Inc. (OTC
Bulletin Board: THLT)has agreed to acquire the assets of two Texas
businesses, Keystone and Omni Sciences of Horse Shoe Bay, Texas, J.D.
Arvidson, President of TechLite, Inc., announced today. Terms are
stock issued, based on performance.
Arvidson explained, "These are strong acquisitions, providing an
additional component of TechLite's marketing strategy to provide
customers with an expanded, turnkey energy-reduction package."
Keystone, in business since 1993, specializes in energy-efficient
upgrades for commercial properties and 'C' stores based on a shared
sav ings program. Customers include: The Dallas Cowboys, Aramark,
State Farm, Western Beef, Associated Supermarkets, Marriott, Best
Western, McDonalds, Subway, Burger King and others.
Omni Sciences, in business since 2003, provides products such as The
OAM Oil Purger(TM) for energy services businesses. The awardwinning
OAM Purger is an oil, acid and moisture purger (oil separator) for
high-pressure and low-pressure refrigerant centrifugal chillers. In
2004, the OAM Purger(TM) won the ASHRAE Gold Design of the Year Award.
Studies conducted by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating
and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) indicate that not only does
oil entrained in chiller refrigerant significantly degrade
performance, but these chillers also use significantly higher amounts
of energy, leading to higher electric bills.
The OAM Purger(TM) solves the excess oil problem and helps to reduce
the maintenance and electric bills associated with maintaining and
operating commercial chillers. There are tens of thousands of chillers
that can benefit from the use of The OAM Purger(TM).
In 2006, the Department of Energy (DOE) will mandate that new HVAC
units be required to reduce energy usage by 30 percent. Arvidson
noted, "The OAM Purger(TM) can help accomplish this goal for all
commercial chillers and is a timely addition to TechLite's line of
state-of-the-art energy reduction products and services.
"Recent reports and articles state a sobering fact for this
millennium: America is running short on electricity. The growing U.S.
and worldwide demand for energy and electricity continues to expand
faster than new generation capabilities," Arvidson added. "Higher
electricity bills and shortages are forecast for the foreseeable
future. Energy-efficient upgrades for lighting and HVAC systems are
one solution that can reduce the nation's electric bills for the
business, education and health care communities."
TechLite, currently on a run rate of approximately 10 million from its
domestic operations over the next 12 months, is independent of the 5
million or more per year of sales projected over the next three years
with the acquisitions of Keystone and Omni Science. TechLite, in
accordance with the TermsAndConditions of the purchase agreement,
agrees to deliver TechLite stock to Keystone and Omni Science company
principals in accordance with a performance schedule based on these
additional sales.
The addition of Keystone's marketing ability, and the new Omni Science
products, are expected to add approximately 5 million in sales over
the next 12 to 18 months. TechLite's approach will bring scale
economics to its energy service business positioning TechLite for
significant growth over the next five years.
About Techlite, Inc.
TechLite, Inc. is a national energy service company in its twelfth
year in the energy services business. The Company provides
custom-designed, energy-efficient and Environmental Protection Agency
(EPA)-compliant lighting upgrades and retrofits for commercial,
education, health care, retail and government facilities. TechLite's
proprietary energy-audit software program facilitates upgrades in
compliance with the EPS's Green Lights Emission Reduction Program and
the new Federal Energy Law requiring elimination of inefficient
lighting products. Industry sources estimate this market at
approximately 3 billion existing light fixtures and a potential 100
billion national lighting retrofit industry. The magazine Electrical
Contractor has described this business as the "market of the decade."
Certain statements in this news release may contain future looking
information within the meaning of Rule 175 under the Securities Act of
1933 and Rule 3b-6 under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and are
subject to the safe harbor created by those rules. All statements,
other than statements of fact, included in this release, including,
without limitation, statements regarding potential future plans and
objectives of the companies, are future looking statements that
involve risks and uncertainties. There can be no assurance that such
statements will prove to be accurate and actual results and future
events could differ materially from those anticipated in such
statements. As with many microcap stocks, todays company has
additional risk factors worth noting. The company has a going concern
opinion from its auditor, a large accumulated deficit,a large negative
net worth, reliance on loans from officers to pay expenses, nominal
revenue in its most recent quarter,officers ha!
ve personally assured company debt, tax liens for unpaid federal and
state taxes, is a defendant in two lawsuits, a nominal cash position
and the need to raise capital. A failure to raise capital could cause
the company to go out of business. These risks and others are more
fully detailed in the Companys SEC filings. We strongly urge you to
review them before you invest. The Publisher of this newsletter does
not represent that the information contained in this message states
all material facts or does not omit a material fact necessary to make
the statements therein not misleading. Read the compay's SEC filings
before you invest. All information provided within this publication
pertaining to investing, stocks, securities must be understood as
information provided and not investment advice. The Publisher of this
newsletter advises all readers to seek advice from a registered
professional securities representative before deciding to trade in
stocks featured within this public!
ation. None of the material within this report shall be construed as
a
ny kind of investment advice or solicitation. Many of these companies
are on the verge of bankruptcy. You can lose all your money by
investing in this stock. The Publisher of this newsletter is not a
registered investment expert. Subscribers should not view information
herein as legal, tax, accounting or investment advice. Any reference
to past performances of companies are specially selected to be
referenced based on the favorable performance of these companies. You
would need perfect timing to acheive the results in the examples
given. There can be no assurance of that happening. Remember, as
always, past performance is not indicative of future results and a
thorough due diligence effort, including a review of a companys
filings, should be completed prior to investing. In compliance with
the Securities Act of 1933, Section17b, the Publisher of this
newsletter discloses the receipt of ten thousand dollars from a third
party, not an officer, director or affiliate shareholder!
of the company for the circulation of this report. The party that
paid us has a position in the stock they will sell at anytime without
notice. Be aware of an inherent conflict of interest resulting from
such compensation due to the fact that this is a paid publication and
is not without bias. All factual information in this report was
gathered from public sources, including but not limited to Company
Websites, SEC filings and Company Press Releases. The Publisher of
this newsletter believes this information to be reliable but can make
no assurance as to its accuracy or completeness. Use of the material
within this publication constitutes your acceptance of these terms.
If you wish to stop future mailings, or if you feel you have been
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