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May 04, 2012 09:27 ET
Healthnostics Update on Key Projects
NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - May 4, 2012) - Healthnostics, Inc. (
MicroFill
In July 2011, Depository Trust Company placed a chill on Healthnostics' stock. This was done without notice or explanation, and HNSS commenced legal activity to determine the cause and reverse the decision. Recent litigation by other companies has succeeded in compelling DTC to provide explanations and recourse for its actions, and HNSS is now aggressively pursuing that path. Brokerages use DTC to clear stock trades, but not exclusively. As a result the DTC action has not impeded daily trading in HNSS, but it has prevented the Company from completing contracts that involved payment in stock. Specifically, the DTC action has prevented the Company from completing its capital intensive projects to build its planned MicroFill machine. Once the DTC matter is resolved, or other capital options are secured, the MicroFill roll-out will resume, or, in the alternative, the Company may consider selling the technology.
Crowdfunding
Meanwhile, the Company continues to pursue less capital intensive opportunities to create value for its shareholders, including the recently announced Crowdfunding platform that will tap into the new JOBS Act opportunity. The JOBS Act is the most revolutionary change to securities law since 1934, and HNSS, having initiated development last fall, is uniquely situated to offer entrepreneurs access to capital markets.
Special Distribution
On April 4, 2012, the Company announced a Special Distribution in agreement with InternetArray, Inc. (
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