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Fuel Cell Technologies Corporation receives court approval of the arrangement with Madison Pacific
Publication Date:23-March-2006
07:30 PM US Eastern Timezone 
Source:FuelCellWorks

KINGSTON--Fuel Cell Technologies Corporation ("FCT"), announced today that it has received court approval of the Plan of Arrangement with Madison Pacific Properties Inc. ("Madison"). Under the terms of the Arrangement, FCT will reorganize its business and receive an investment of $1,550,000 from Madison. The Arrangement with Madison and three supporting resolutions with respect to the Arrangement were previously approved by an overwhelming majority at a Special Meeting held on March 22, 2006.

 
The transaction is expected to be completed before the end of March following fulfillment of the remaining conditions of closing. Upon the completion of the Arrangement FCT will change its name to MP Western Properties Inc. which will carry on a real estate business. FCT Opco Inc. ("Opco"), which will carry on the solid oxide fuel cell ("SOFC") business, will change its name to Fuel Cell Technologies Ltd. ("FCTL"). FCTL will be a reporting issuer under applicable securities legislation in Ontario, and therefore be subject to the continuous disclosure obligations imposed on a reporting issuer in Ontario. FCTL Common Shares are not listed on any exchange, and there can be no assurance that any steps will be taken to obtain such a listing.

Over the past decade, FCT has designed and built custom fuel cell power systems. Fuel cell systems are the future of power generation because of their environmental benefits and high efficiency. FCT's 5kW SOFC systems are designed to operate on a variety of readily available fuels and provide a highly efficient, environmentally friendly method to produce on-site electricity and heat that can be used in a variety of remote, commercial, industrial and residential applications.

 
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