BEIJING, Oct. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- The issuers MonArc Corp (MONA) http://www.monacorporation.com/ and Land Star Inc (LDSR) http://www.landstarcorp.com/ (site under construction) are using this opportunity to bring attention to recent filings completed on Pink Sheets.
The companies invite their followers and shareholders to visit Pink Sheets and review the same. The filings address many FAQ type questions posed by the followers and shareholders.
The respective companies intend to make further announcements on this transaction early next week.
About Land Star (LDSR) Landstar is in the process of merging with its main operating subsidiary Hubai Chuguan Industry Co Ltd. Hubai is a Chinese based company engaged in providing overall solutions on settlement and reconstruction for recycling oil and gas. With the technologies of Nippon Oil Corporation as the core, most parts and accessories are purchased in China and the overall assembly is performed in China.
About MonArc Corp (MONA) MonArc specializes in bringing high quality, private companies into the public markets. Currently, we are very active in China, and South America where we have an excellent network of contacts that put forward select candidate companies seeking to go public in North America or Europe. MonArc is a diversified player in a number of different companies, mitigating the level of risk normally associated with over-the-counter stocks. Currently, there are 5 different projects at various stages of completion.
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