Techalt, Inc. (Pink Sheets:TCLT)("Techalt" the "Company") announces Cascadia's wholly owned subsidiary, Jodaco, Inc. penetration into the shingle market has systematically increased its average monthly ventilation sales to a major shingle manufacturer by approximately 611%. Since Cascadia's customer base began carrying Jodaco's complete product line in April, 2008, orders and industry acceptance appears to be continuing favorably in an upward trend. Cascadia reported fiscal 2007 unaudited gross sales of over $2.4 million dollars.
John Mankowski, President of Cascadia, stated, "The future outlook is encouraging and we expect that our continuing advancement of the Cascadia's 'Green Line' products will fuel considerable growth."
About Cascadia Industries Incorporated ("Cascadia"):
Cascadia Industries, a Nevada corporation, designs, manufactures and sells ventilation products. Danse Manufacturing Corporation ("Danse") and Jodaco, Inc. ("Jodaco") are wholly-owned subsidiaries of Cascadia. Jodaco and Danse supply two major shingle companies under private label arrangements and sell products through conventional distribution channels. The Company highlights its past 18 years of success by providing innovative products to support the Company's base revenue stream.
David Moore, President of Techalt, stated, "The Company continues its mission to target and acquire under-valued, performing assets that are positioned to scale upward, and to couple these assets with financing and experienced management."
About Techalt:
Techalt is a public holding company dedicated to pursuing acquisition, licensing and financing opportunities with under-valued start-up and mid-stage companies. Techalt focuses on companies undervalued and under the radar screen with innovative or alternative technologies, particularly in the software, communications, environmental and health and wellness sectors.
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