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EFTI News EarthFirst Technologies, Inc. Cancels Plan to Reverse Stock
TAMPA, Fla.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--EarthFirst Technologies, Inc. (“EarthFirst”,
or “the Company”)
(OTCBB:EFTI) announced today it has canceled its planned 60-1 reverse
stock split.
“With recent progress in the development of
our technologies, the number of outstanding shares might not be relevant
in our ultimate valuation,” stated John
Stanton, Chairman and CEO. “Other companies in
our industry that we believe might have lesser developed technologies
have supported valuations sufficient to allow EarthFirst to continue its
business plan with no reverse split of its stock,”
concluded Stanton.
EarthFirst Technologies, http://www.earthfirsttech.com,
is a specialized holding company engaged in researching, developing and
commercializing technologies for the production of alternative fuel
sources and the destruction and/or remediation of liquid and solid
wastes, and in supplying electrical contracting services to commercial
and government customers internationally. Through its subsidiary World
Environmental Solutions Company (WESCO), EarthFirst markets solid waste
remediation plants utilizing a proprietary Catalytic Activated
Distillation (CAVD) process, which is a superior technology developed by
EarthFirst to recycle rubber tires and other waste by heating the
material without burning it. Through its subsidiary Electric Machinery
Enterprises, Inc., http://www.e-m-e.com,
the Company provides electrical contracting services both as a prime
contractor and as a subcontractor, electrical support for industrial and
commercial buildings, power generation stations, and water and sewage
plants in the US and abroad. Through its subsidiary EarthFirst Americas,
Inc., the Company is engaged in the global development, marketing and
distribution of biofuels.
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