FORT WAYNE, IN--(Marketwired - Nov 15, 2013) - Freedom Energy Holdings, Inc. (
"With the signing of this agreement the management team of Freedom is pleased to announce our plans to file an S1 registration of shares to raise a significant amount of capital to fast track the growth of the company. With the assistance of Redline International we will raise up to $10 Million for operating capital and capital to facilitate the nationwide rollout of the ELAS process," states CEO Brian Kistler. "We have seen an overwhelming interest in our ELAS efforts and believe that it will create shareholder value in the long term."
The launch of the first pilot project in Michigan is almost ready to begin operations. Once the Company has completed the initial phase of testing the equipment and process (working out any bugs and inefficiencies), Freedom expects the next phase to follow in a timely manner, in accordance to expectations, after which the project will be fully operational. This first project is expected to process upwards of 100 tons of shingles per day. The Company's goal is to be running at that pace by early spring when the weather in Michigan is conducive to the roofing business.
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