Atlantis Technology Group's Board of Directors Unanimously Agrees to Increase the Forward Split to 1 for 10
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MIAMI, FL, Aug 17 (MARKET WIRE) --
The Atlantis Technology Group (PINKSHEETS: ATNO) Board of Directors has
approved to increase the forward split to 1 for 10 at a special Board of
Directors meeting that was held on August 15th, 2009. What this means is
that for every 1 share of Atlantis that the shareholder invests in, and
additional 10 shares of Atlantis will be given to them with no
supplemental dues. The current record date for the forward split is
September 1st, 2009. There will be no minimum share requirements for the
forward split to take affect. The only stipulation in place is that the
shares must be held up until the end of business on the 1st of September
in order to take part in this forward split. As aforementioned, this
forward split was agreed unanimously upon by the Board of Directors.
Atlantis Technology Group has the aptitude to commit to their
shareholders and their immediate satisfaction.
The Board of Directors feels that this forward split will provide the
opportunity for investors to become shareholders of Atlantis Technology
Group as well as give current shareholders more value in Atlantis
Technology Group.
To send your questions or comments about this approval by the Board of
Directors of the 1 for 10 forward split please email
pr@atlantistechnologygroup.com.
ABOUT ATLANTIS TECHNOLOGY GROUP
Atlantis Technology Group was formed to develop privately held and
publicly traded technology companies that focus on high-growth
investments at the leading edge of business and technological innovation.
http://www.atlantistechnologygroup.com
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