NEWSCENTER
PRESS RELEASE:
POWER TECH CORPORATION
INC.
PRESS RELEASE
POWERTECH DISCLOSES FINANCIAL RESULTS FOR
Q2 2005
In recent months, the Company rolls
out marketing plan as scheduled
Blainville (Quebec),
May 27 2005 – PowerTech Corporation Inc. "PowerTech" (TSX-V:
PWB) today disclosed its financial results for the second
quarter of 2005, which exceptionally cover a four-month period
from Dec. 1, 2004 to March 31, 2005. This is because of PowerTech's
decision to make September 30th the date of its fiscal year
end. PowerTech became a public company listed on the TSX
Venture Exchange following its merger with CMJ Capital Inc.,
a capital pool company, in February 2005. This merger resulted
in a private financing of $2 million consisting of the issuance
of 5 million common shares with a per unit price of $0.40.
During the second quarter of
2005, the Company earned no revenues from operations. With
respect to other revenues, the Company recorded revenues of
$39,919, of which $35,150 was the result of a gain on the reimbursement
of convertible debentures carried out February 14, 2005. PowerTech's
net loss is $637,655 or $0.03 per share on a diluted basis,
compared to a net loss of $46,794 or $0.01 per share for the
same period last year.
The Company's sales and administration
expenses were $618,425 for the last quarter, compared to $72,834
for the same quarter last year. This increase is mainly explained
by higher expenses incurred by PowerTech's strategic marketing
plan roll-out.
Marketing plan roll-out
"These past months have
enabled PowerTech to roll out its marketing plan as scheduled.
Presently, we are beginning a major new phase in our marketing
strategy that will lead the Company to partner with various
Quebec construction sites in the coming weeks. We believe that
these projects provide our technology with excellent visibility
and showcase its high efficiency and numerous benefits for
the construction industry," underlined Mr. Carol Murray,
PowerTech's President and Chief Executive Officer.
PowerTech's marketing plan targets
heavy machinery distributors, construction companies, as well
as public works managers. PowerTech is also approaching some
large OEM. To further its development, the Company intends
to favour the signing of commercial agreements or partnerships
with major players in the construction industry.
The Company's financing costs
were $20,279 during the last quarter, compared to $267 for
the same period one year earlier. Financing fees incurred this
quarter are attributable to the interest costs related to the
convertible debentures issued by the Company between March
and July 2004. These debentures were reimbursed in February
2005.
Furthermore, with respect to
short-term assets, cash and cash-equivalents were $1.05 million
as at March 31, 2005, compared to $46,794 as at August 31,
2004. These amounts were generated by the merger with CMJ Capital
Inc. in February 2005, as well as by the concurrent $2 million
private financing related to this transaction. The Company's
short-term liabilities were $216,056 as at March 31, 2005 and
comprised accrued expenses and accounts payable.
About PowerTech (www.powertechci.com)
PowerTech specializes in developing,
integrating and commercializing leading edge technologies allowing
substantial performance, productivity and functionality improvements
in excavation equipment and systems for the general construction
industry and several other applications in the aluminum, mining,
tunnel digging, forestry, archeology and military sectors.
* The TSX Venture Exchange
has not reviewed and does not accept responsibility for
the adequacy or accuray of this press release.
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Source:
Power Tech Corporation Inc.
www.powertechci.com
For further information:
Mr. Carol Murray
President and Chief Executive Officer
Power Tech Corporation Inc.
Tel.: (450) 419-5400
Fax: (450) 419-5411
carol.murray@powertechci.com
Frédéric Tremblay
HKDP
Tel.: (514) 395-0375, ext. 234
ftremblay@hkdp.qc.ca
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