AQUA.PK

[gmarc66]

Sounds interesting...picked up a few shares...anyone else?

Wednesday, February 15 2006 11:34 AM, EST

AquaCell Declares Record Date for Spin-off of Subsidiary
Business Editors

RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Feb. 15, 2006-- AquaCell Technologies (OTC:AQUA) announced today that, the Company has declared a record date of March 9, 2006, with a payment date of April 3, 2006 in connection with the spin-off of its Aquacell Water, Inc. subsidiary.

AquaCell Technologies' stockholders will receive one share of common stock in Aquacell Water for every share of common stock held in AquaCell Technologies. Following the distribution of the shares, the stockholders will own 100% of the stock of Aquacell Water in addition to their stock held in AquaCell Technologies, Inc.

AquaCell stockholders will not be required to pay for the shares of Aquacell Water common stock they receive in the distribution, nor will they be required to surrender or exchange AquaCell Technologies common shares or take any other action to receive Aquacell Water common stock.

AquaCell operates two distinct businesses- its advertising business through its Aquacell Media subsidiary and its water treatment business through its Aquacell Water subsidiary. We believe that the separation will provide both companies with the opportunity to focus exclusively on their respective businesses and their unique opportunities for long-term growth and profitability.

About AquaCell

AquaCell Technologies, Inc. is based in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Its AquaCell Media, Inc. subsidiary installs its patented self-filling Aquacell 1000 Bottled Water Cooler Systems free of charge into various locations, including retail establishments. AquaCell Media retains ownership of the coolers, and revenue is generated through "Coolertising" - the sale of targeted advertising on the band of the cooler's permanently attached five-gallon bottle, for the promotion of products and/or services pertinent to the demographics and location, similar to the concept of billboard advertising.

The Company also manufactures products for water filtration and purification through its Aquacell Water, Inc. subsidiary. Its products address various water treatment applications for municipal, industrial, commercial, and institutional applications. These applications range from providing purified drinking water to processing water for industrial and commercial manufacturing.

[gmarc66]

some pr news today

Monday, February 20 2006 5:53 AM, EST

Projections of Double-Digit Growth to Encourage Investments in the Industrial Water Recycling and Reuse Equipment Market in Europe and the Middle East


LONDON, February 20 /PRNewswire/ -- Water shortage is becoming a pressing global issue, especially in Southern Europe and the Middle East. Consequently, the industrial water recycling and reuse equipment market is likely to expand tremendously in the next five to ten years. With ever-tightening legislation, participants are becoming increasingly keen to consider more onsite water solutions to avoid rising water supply and effluent discharge costs.

In order to seize market share, market participants are targeting various lucrative end user segments such as organisations that use high volumes of water and those that can reclaim valuable materials by recycling and reusing water such as the pulp and paper and microelectronics sectors.

Besides, the enforcement of strict regulations regarding waste disposal and resource consumption is set to bring in a more convincing economic business case for industrial water recycling and reuse equipment between 2010 and 2015.

The industrial market for water recycling and reuse equipment in Europe and the Middle East earned revenues of $279 million over a three-year period from 2003 to 2005. With anticipated annual of growth of about 7 per cent, this market has the potential to earn $531 million from 2012-2014.

The drought experienced during recent times in Spain, Portugal, Italy, France, Greece and the United Kingdom as well as continued short supply of fresh water in the Middle East is further propelling water recycling and reuse, thereby increasing the demand for the necessary solutions and equipment.

Both industry participants and end users recognise the use of effective water recycling solutions and reuse equipment as a long-term measure to ensure improved quality of life. However, at this stage, many vendors find such solutions inaccessible due to lack of development and are more concerned about the long wait to earn return on investment.

"The current end-user trend is to implement lower-cost water recycling solutions and reuse equipment for the moment and later upgrade to better equipment and solutions," says Frost & Sullivan (http://environment.frost.com), Research Analyst Ms. Emily Giddings.

Vendors can expect to drive sales by approaching sectors that consume high quantities of water and accordingly have a more compelling need to manage water-related costs.

Therefore, these vendors can make available recycling solutions in a user-friendly package. For instance, a solution that addresses the sector-specific needs, such as material reclaim functionality for the pulp and paper or microelectronics sectors, is likely to have greater uptake.

"Manufacturers should design solutions to meet future regulatory and business development requirements," says Ms. Giddings. "Introducing pay-as-you-go pricing models will help tackle the cost issue, as high capital costs and long payback times would hinder the buying patterns. Also, building customer base through reference will be valuable as a future sales tool."

On the other hand, it is not easy for new participants to penetrate the industrial water recycling and reuse equipment market. The relatively low cost of fresh water as well as the lack of end users' capital spending power and the lengthy time taken to earn profits are deterring new entrants.

"Even for existing participants in the market, sales cycles are long as well as costly and it can take up to two years to research and design a solution. Moreover, at the end, there is no guarantee that end users will adopt the solution," states Ms. Giddings. "Because of this, many participants are handling industrial water recycling and reuse projects on an ad-hoc basis, thus perpetuating slow market development."

While industries are upgrading wastewater treatment facilities, the Industrial Pollution Prevention Control (IPPC) directives are focusing on promoting water recycling and reuse technologies for sustained growth. For relatively small percent- 10-20 per cent extra costs, end users can invest in water recycling and reuse capabilities to improve their quality of life.

Furthermore, the long-term growth map is marked with water reduction measures brought in across Europe such as hosepipe banes. In addition, U.K, constrained by water restrictions until now due to dry conditions, is offering tax credits for industries that invest in water saving technology, thus promising a double-digit growth for this market.

If you are interested in a virtual brochure, which provides manufacturers, end users and other industry participants an overview of the latest analysis of the Industrial Water Recycling and Reuse Equipment Markets in Europe and Middle East, then send an e-mail to Magdalena Oberland, Corporate Communications, at [email protected] with the following information: your full name, company name, title, telephone number, fax number, e-mail address and source of information. Upon receipt of the above information, an overview will be sent to you through e-mail.

Title: Industrial Water Recycling and Reuse Equipment Markets in Europe and Middle East

Code: B611-15

Background

Frost & Sullivan, a global growth consulting company, has been partnering with clients to support the development of innovative strategies for more than 40 years. The company's industry expertise integrates growth consulting, growth partnership services and corporate management training to identify and develop opportunities. Frost & Sullivan serves an extensive clientele that includes Global 1000 companies, emerging companies, and the investment community, by providing comprehensive industry coverage that reflects a unique global perspective and combines ongoing analysis of markets, technologies, econometrics, and demographics. Media Contacts:

Europe:

Magdalena Oberland

Corporate Communications

P: +44-(0)-20-7915-7876

E: [email protected]

Americas:

Trisha Bradley

Corporate Communications

P: +1-210-247-3870

E: [email protected]

Asia Pacific

Donna Jeremiah

Corporate Communications

P: +603-6304-5832

E: [email protected]

India:

Surbhi Dedhia

Corporate Communications

P: +91-22-2832-4705 Ext: 131

E: [email protected]

Australia:

Sharmin Jassal

Corporate Communications

P: +61-2-8247-8900

E: [email protected]

List of key industry participants: Accadueo Group, ACWa, Air Products, Andritz, Aquabio, Aqua source, Arbiogaz, Bamag, Black & Veatch, BWT, Goema, Cadagua, Chemviron Carbon, DEFRA/DTI, Dow, Ecolochem International, Eisenmann, Ekosistem, Elgar Process Water, Enviro-Chemie, Environment Agency, Environmental Technologies, European Union, Fisia Italimpianti, GE Ionics, German Association for Water, Wastewater & Waste, GL&V, Goodtech, Grunbeck, Hanovia, Huber Technology, Idracos, Ionics Ecolochem, Karcher, Kee Processes, Koch Membrane, Kruger, Lenntech, Metito, Metito Arabia Industries, Montagna, Naston, Ondeo Industrial Solutions, Orelis Novasep, Ozonia, Ozonia Triogen, Ozono, Pall, Passavant Impianti, PCI Membrane, Pontos, ProMinent, Purac, Puron, Seghers Keppel, Sidem (Veolia), Siemens (US Filter), Siemens Industrial Solutions, Stereau, Termomeccanica Ecology, VA Tech Wabag, Veolia Water Systems, Wedeco, Wedeco Technology Aqua, Wehrle, Weir Westgarth, Wetico, YIT, Zenon

[B_Dub]

thanks will look!

[gmarc66]

Doing well last couple of days....good vol coming in....sitting at hod at .33.

Too bad i accidentally sold on friday for minimal profits...got to stop putting in my sell orders so low.


glta

julia

[Livana]

Congrats Julia! You mentioned AQUA 2 weeks ago, it was just above 0.15, and today close at 0.32!! Really nice work... Just wished I caught your post back on the 15th...

** Applaud **

[gmarc66]

Thanks Livana

Yes..i wish i held it. Had a nice close today. Wondering where its going?

Any chart readers want to give any opinions?

thanks very much,

julia

[doyerdiligence]

very nice work, i'll be watching from this point for some in and out chances but you are rockin, did you score any freebies?

[gmarc66]

Hey Doyer...thank you   Naaa..i accidentally sold to early, had left a sell order in friday at .24....but, get caught up in so many other things..didnt even notice it had ate my shares and hit .29 on friday. Oh well...got a small profit...i got watch that..i do that alot...sell to early..not paying attention...lol.

Well....i will keep it on my watchlist just in case i decide to re-enter.

Glty! ....oh ya...wasnt' CNES beautiful...i knew i should have taken a chance and gotten in when it clearly went over .001...ahhh well.....maybe tomorrow on dip.

take care

julia

[doyerdiligence]

still a nice profit eh? it's not always about the freebies i was just curious :>
i guess i'm in freebie mode lately with how the market is reacting but your trade is how i would like to make every short term trade.

yeah cnes is something i'm not sure what's up i know some of the momo was shakerz group but they usually cause a sell off end of day, today it did not and they also took my shares at .0015 very fast off the ask AON order. so take that for what it's worth

[setravis]

Hello Julia.....  I made an edit to the ticker symbol AQUA.PK, in your first post of this thread.
It's a Pink sheet now.
I was going to do an update on this thread the other day
and I got to doing something else and it totally fell through the cracks of this old brain 
It's a Pink Sheet listed stock , but she has made a move.
Has busted through the 50 and 200-day MA's, with a very nice surge in volume.

52wk Range: 0.01 - 0.38
Volume: 1,557,361
Avg Vol (3m): 46,906.2

[gmarc66]

hey Setravis...yes..i had noticed this stock make its moves these last couple of days...today i tried to catch the break at .08...but...no such luck yet once again...i never ever ever ever get to get in on these when im trying to get the break...really irks me.

well..hope u got some.
glta

julia

[setravis]

No ,I'm not holding any,just thought I would update the thread
for anyone interested.

Moving again today.....

[setravis]

Press Release Source: AquaCell Technologies, Inc.


AquaCell Technologies to Acquire Revolutionary Solar Powered Air Conditioner
Monday April 2, 7:00 am ET


The SolCool(TM) Air Conditioner Is the First of Its Kind to Harness the Power of the Sun to Produce Air-Conditioned Air

The SolCool Air Conditioner Uses 75% Less Power Consumption Than Air Conditioning Systems Currently on the Market


RANCHO CUCAMONGA, CA--(MARKET WIRE)--Apr 2, 2007 -- AquaCell Technologies, Inc. ("AquaCell") (Other OTC:AQUA.PK - News) today announced that it has entered into a Letter of Intent to acquire GPM, Inc., manufacturer and patent owner of the world's only stand-alone solar powered air conditioner, marketed under the name SolCool(TM).


Unlike currently available air conditioners, the SolCool air conditioner uses less than 25% of the power of traditional air conditioners of the same size and can be run with only two photovoltaic (solar) panels, freeing the user from the electric utility grid. The current SolCool air conditioner, which is the fourth generation, provides 1.5 tons/18,000 BTUs of cooling from the power of the sun, and is eligible for state and federal energy rebates. It is the only climate control equipment in the world that uses direct, renewable DC input to power its internal 24-volt operating system. Previous versions of have been purchased by the US military, corporations and international real estate developers.

Roger Pruitt, inventor of the SolCool air conditioner and President of GPM said, "The move from prototype model to an affordable assembly-line product has been a huge step for us in our development. Our goal of producing the world's first commercially available solar powered air-conditioner has been realized through our R&D efforts over the last several years. These efforts are generating interest from numerous market segments that have been seeking 'green' solutions to reduce energy dependence, pollution and global warming that we could never have imagined. The pace at which the market for our product has grown over even the past few weeks has far outstripped the capacity of our privately held company to effectively meet this demand." Mr. Pruitt continued, "We are extremely happy to have our vision now included in the strategy of AquaCell and its management team."

"We are excited to be a part of the effort to reduce greenhouse emissions by taking users off of the power grid," said Kevin Spence, AquaCell's President and CFO. "Currently the unit can be powered by as little as 300 watts -- or only two 150 watt solar panels, which will allow for almost universal application."

James Witham, AquaCell's Chief Executive Officer said, "This letter of intent is the culmination of five months of combined effort on the part of AquaCell and GPM. We are pleased to have reached an agreement to acquire the first air conditioner in the world that can efficiently run off the power of the sun. This is truly a remarkable renewable energy product that has the ability to revolutionize a broad spectrum of the global air conditioning market."

Brighton Capital Ltd. of Los Angeles, CA assisted and advised AquaCell Technologies with the identification and negotiation of the Letter of Intent with GPM. Brighton Capital has also been retained by AquaCell to identify other possible acquisition candidates in the renewable/alternative energy space.

About AquaCell Technologies, Inc.

AquaCell Technologies, Inc. is based in Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Historically, its AquaCell Media, Inc. subsidiary installed its patented self-filling Aquacell 1000 Bottled Water Cooler Systems free of charge into various locations, generating revenue through the sale of advertising. AquaCell's direction will now be focused on the acquisition and growth of GPM and other similarly related businesses in the renewable/alterative energy space.

Safe Harbor. Statement Under the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.

Certain statements in this press release constitute "forward-looking statements" within the meaning of the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995. Such forward-looking statements involve known and unknown risks, uncertainties and other factors which may cause the actual results, performance or achievements of the Company to be materially different from any future results, performances or achievements expressed or implied by such forward-looking statements. Forward-looking statements include, but are not limited to, statements about: our ability to continue relationships with customers; our ability to offer our products at competitive prices; and our ability to use the most current technology for our products.


Contact:
     Contact:
     Investor Relations:
     (909) 987-0456, Ext 27
     
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Source: AquaCell Technologies, Inc.

[setravis]

Just my speculation as I like to analyze, record random looks at stocks,
.35 support seems to be in place.
Symmetrical Triangle (continuation) Pattern....... BreakOut !


52wk Range: 0.01 - 0.32
Volume: 405,027
Avg Vol (3m): 129,972

Technicals
Percentage Gainer

Last Price Quote is:
73.82%above 13-day MA
92.53%above 50-day MA

[labatts6254]

Wow, nice call setravis.  This stock is on fire!  If they acquire GPM, Inc. this may continue to breakout.  Anyone entering at these levels?

Cheers,