RALEIGH, N.C., March 11, 2004 (PRIMEZONE) -- HydroFlo, Inc. (OTCBB:HYRF) today announced the formation of HydroFlo Water Treatment, Inc., the first portfolio investment company for HydroFlo, Inc. since its election to become a Business Development Company.
"Considering the experience that Management has in the wastewater treatment industry and the ongoing projects for municipalities and industrial customers, the formation of this subsidiary is an important first step in building a strong portfolio of revenue-generating companies," commented Dennis L. Mast, CEO of HydroFlo, Inc.
"We will continue to identify, evaluate and, when appropriate, acquire additional portfolio investment companies in order to build shareholder value and encourage the growth of HydroFlo, Inc. as an investment fund," added Mr. Mast.
About the Company
HydroFlo, Inc. has filed an election to become a Business Development Company, as defined by the Investment Act of 1940. Headquartered in Raleigh, North Carolina, HydroFlo core focus is to seek out synergistic acquisitions that will provide capital appreciation and income from its portfolio companies. Its first portfolio investment company, HydroFlo Water Treatment, Inc. (www.hydroflo-inc.com) is in the business of providing aeration equipment used for the pre-treatment of wastewater. Using the patented Pressure Line Up-Stream or PLUS pre-treatment system, HydroFlo Water Treatment provides customers a treatment process at their pumping stations, prior to the wastewater reaching a treatment plant. The company also provides a full range of related services to companies and municipalities to treat their wastewater at the treatment plant by the use of the energy efficient aeration systems in treatment lagoons.
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