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Wed, November 10, 2010

EcoSolutions Intl. Approves Debt Conversion and Retires Debt


Published on 2010-11-10 05:25:33 - Market Wire
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ASHLAND, Ore.--([ BUSINESS WIRE ])--EcoSolutions Intl. (Pink Sheets: ECOI) announced today that its board has approved a debt conversion between Westside Partners and Longview Advisors LLC. The companya™s newly appointed CEO, Lawrence Adams, commented, aThis transaction retires a significant portion of our unsecured corporate debt and clears our balance sheet, which is part of our overall turnaround strategy.a

"This transaction retires a significant portion of our unsecured corporate debt and clears our balance sheet, which is part of our overall turnaround strategy."

The company board agreed to the reduction of the conversion price from .08 to .005 while Longview LLC has agreed to a Lockout/Leak out agreement as part of the board approval. aThis allows the company to focus on its Acquisition strategy, while continuing to retire company debt,a Mr. Adams commented. aWhile it creates dilution to the shareholders, the debt obligation was a burden thusly relieving the potential liability to the company.a

Furthermore, Longview has an Option to buy the company's remaining unsecured note held by T-Squared Partners, an institutional investor in the company. The note carries a face value of $100,000.00 with an interest rate of 6%. The option calls for a reset on the conversion rate from .08 to .01 for half of the note, and .08 to .05 on the remainder of the note. aIf executed the transaction would alleviate the company of all of its unsecured debt,a Mr. Adams commented. aIn addition, as previously mentioned, we expect to file current financial documents shortly.a

EcoSolutions Intl. is a GREEN company with revolutionary procedures that, among other products, produce a thermoplastic material that can replace PVC, and is non-toxic and 100% recyclable.

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