Technoprises Ltd. Announces that the District Court of Tel Aviv has Appointed Advocate Adi Braunstein as the Official Court Receiver


TEL AVIV , Aug. 1, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Technoprises, Ltd. (OTCBB:TNOLE) announced that, on July 26, 2005, the Honorable Judge Varda Alsheh of the District Court of Tel Aviv appointed Adv. Adi Braunstein as the official receiver of TNOLE. The receivership was requested by the major debtholders of the company, Bushido Bridges and Pipe and DC Asset Management.

The receiver began his activity last thursday by the powers which were authorized to him by the district court of Tel Aviv and as part of his responsibilities will verify the actual business situation of the company as well as verifying existing assets in the Company and its affiliates.

Braunstein declared that: "We hope to make a quick and efficient reorganization of the company that, besides the Debt holder, will involve the equity Investors including those institutions that provided capital to the the company in previous rounds of equity financing in 2004. We will make all possible effort to file the 20F expeditiously in order to maintain full listing on the OTCBB."

In the context of the court decision, it was noted that above-mentioned "debtholders lent over $850,000 to the company which required periodic interest payments. However, Technoprises, under the Management of Mr Prosper Abitbol had not paid any of the required interest or principal payments."

In this respect the honorable Judge Miss Varda Alshech wrote that: "she was not able to believe, and this is an understatement, the accuracy and truthfulness of Mr. Abitbol's testimony." The Court also pointed out that Mr. Abitbol's testimony was one-sided, although he could not deny the facts that Technoprises owed both both principal and interest.

The receiver is due to report to the court within 30 days.

Released by The official Receiver Of the District court of Tel Aviv.

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