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Protocall Technologies, Inc. Making Key Moves to Prepare for Growth


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Published in Science and Technology on Monday, July 19th 2010 at 6:40 GMT by Market Wire   Print publication without navigation


DALLAS, TX--(Marketwire - July 19, 2010) - Protocall Technologies, Inc. (PINKSHEETS: [ PCLI ]) acted on key managerial and structural moves last week as they continue to prepare the company for hyper growth. "Our executive management team has spent a lot of time since late June mapping out a strategy plan for laying down the key building blocks for this company," commented CEO Mark Embry. "With the size and complexity of the deals the company will be doing over the next 12-18 months, it is crucial that we have a solid road map in place to help properly facilitate our growth," Embry added.

Three major moves highlighted the company's activity last week. First, an executive consultant was brought on board for planning and compliance assistance. "We are very fortunate to have landed an executive who has not only guided other manufacturing companies to great success, but has done so in the public sector."

A future press release will be issued to formally announce his addition to the team and provide his background.

The second key move of the week was the company's increase of authorized shares. "I want to directly address any shareholder concern that this move is a negative one," announced Embry. "Based on the anticipated opportunity for growth that our management team projects over the next 2 years, we have to position the company to be able to take advantage of it."

Key areas that the company has identified the need for this activity include:

  • Expansion
  • Acquisitions (short term and long term)
  • New employee benefit plans

"I cannot think of a better internal move by our company than to immediately increase our employees' stake in the future of the company. A fundamental belief I have is that a successful company always aligns their goals, and that includes management, employees, and shareholders," concluded Embry.

Finally, the decision was made and announced last week for the company not to conduct a reverse split of the stock at the time of the merger. Another positive indication that management is keeping shareholder value a priority.

The company is also in the process of making available all of its detailed corporate information as well as its financials through [ www.otcmarkets.com ] in the near future.

If you should have any questions regarding these latest company developments please contact our IR company listed below.

About Protocall Technologies: Protocall Technologies, Inc.'s (PINKSHEETS: [ PCLI ]) chief asset is Integrated Armor Systems (IAS) that specializes in the design and manufacturing of a wide array of ballistic, blast, and Improvised Explosive Device (IED) resistant and protective products.

IAS is a U.S. Army Certified (Aberdeen, MD, April, 2008) manufacturer of a patented & proprietary, prefabricated, portable, self contained IED Defeat System(s) and Bomb Blast Mitigation System(s) for both new and pre-existing IT Buildings, bunkers, structures, and Hard Asset Enclosures.

IAS manufactures a vast assortment of IED resistant and ballistic protected "armored" vehicles and vehicle seats; ranging from domestic and imported passenger vehicles, SUV, SWAT, Military, and Specialty Vehicles.

The company's website can be found at [ http://integratedarmor.com ]. The company's main manufacturing facility and corporate headquarters are located in Dallas Texas at 11567 Hillguard Rd. Shareholders can reach the company for further information by calling (214) 221-4469


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