Legacy Holding Inc (fka LGYH)

[Renee]

LGYH: Revoked:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/admin.shtml

[sidedraft]

Give it just a few more minutes.

12/10/2012 OTCMarkets says it is REVOKED, but nothing from the SEC yet.

[DHANA]

can someone explain what this means? are we done here and completely lost our shares/$$$? thanks.

[IPO$]

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Thu, Oct 25, 2012 12:00 - Legacy Holding, Inc. (LGYH: Grey Market) - Venue Change - The symbol, LGYH, no longer trades on OTC Link. As of Thu, Oct 25, 2012, LGYH trades on Grey Market. You may find a complete list of venue changes at otcmarkets.com.

[sidedraft]

SUSPENDED:

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission announced the temporary suspension of trading in the securities of the following issuers, commencing at 9:30 a.m. EDT on October 24, 2012 and terminating at 11:59 p.m. EST on November 6, 2012:
• China Voice Holding Corp. (CHVC)
• China Yongxin Pharmaceuticals, Inc. (CYXN)
• Creative Technologies Holdings, Inc. (CRTV)
• Crestek, Inc. (CRST)
• Crys*Tel Telecommunications.com, Inc. (n/k/a Fleet Management Solutions,
Inc.) (FLMG)
• CSI Computer Specialists, Inc. (CSIS)
• CST Entertainment, Inc. (n/k/a Legacy Holding, Inc.) (LGYH)

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-68092.pdf

SEC Order:

http://www.sec.gov/litigation/suspensions/2012/34-68092-o.pdf

[IPO$]

July 04, 2012 2:02:02

[IPO$]

is this company still in business?

[gabkok]

Are your reasons still hold?

[rbl100]

This company sucks! And I STILL only have 1 share instead of 100!!!!

[stockpatrol]

why is thw bid so low on (LGYH)

[stockwhiz85]

Some more reasons why LGYH is worth keeping :)
1. The company has already established business relationships with Tyco, Micrel Systems and Silicon Genesis, the largest semiconductor equipment manufacturer and the largest solder bump deposition manufacturer worldwide;

2. LGYH recently announced plans to register as a reporting company under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and apply for listing of its common stock on the Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB). Management expects to be up-listed by mid-May 2008;

3. Legacy Holding is the only semiconductor equipment company to ever receive the prestigious U.S. EPA Green Chemistry Award;

4. The company’s strategic vision is to become the leading U.S. wet process supplier by 2011;

5. LGYH employs a strong and diverse business model that leverages three different vehicles for delivering the technology to the market (Manufacturing, Licensing, Services); and

6. They provide a suite of proprietary technologies and products that bring a significant value-proposition to multiple industries (i.e., Semiconductors, Solar Cells, Flat Panel Display’s, and Light Emitting Diodes).

As the company pushes forward with plans to mass commercialize its innovative suite of proprietary products and technologies and offer it to a larger selection of leading Tier-one semiconductor players, securing patents in the Wild Wild East is a critical step in ensuring success.

[stockwhiz85]

yeah..Legacy surely knows how to keep things on top of the game!

[goldmaxtrade]

LGYH is targeting its technology to the $34 billion annual FAB equipment market and identifies its addressable market as approximately $7 billion. LGYH has also identified a secondary market opportunity for photoresist stripping for the packaging solder bump process which is estimated to reach $142 million by 2009. I'll go for this stock!

[stockwhiz85]

Things are getting better with this stock, LGYH is worth keeping an eye but I haven't seen any action in the msg. board lately...

any insights on this stock, anyone???

[stockwhiz85]

~The Latest on Legacy Holding, Inc.

Legacy Holding, Inc. Manufacturing Second Wetstation for Tyco International, Ltd.



FREMONT, Calif., Feb. 28, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Legacy Holding, Inc. (LGYH) announces that it is manufacturing a HF: DryZone(tm) wetstation in order to fulfill a recently announced second purchase order from Tyco International, Ltd. The fully automated, cassette-less wetstation provides wafers with either hydrophilic or hydrophobic surface terminations using the patented DryZone(tm) process.

The relationship started in 2003 when Tyco investigated the surface preparation capabilities of the DryZone(tm) process and has grown since. In May 2007, Tyco completed qualification of Legacy's DryZone(tm) Hydrophilic: Hydrophobic Wafer Drying System. A second expanded system, which was ordered in Q4-2007 for delivery in Q1-2008, is being constructed and will be ready for shipment late March. Legacy looks forward to many years of service and mutual benefits in its continued partnership with Tyco Electronics.

In the first nine months of 2007, Legacy also received customer sign-off acceptance documents on two of its robotic wet process benches for Semiconductor manufacturers that included Micrel Semiconductor and Cree.

More on the company's equipment manufacturing capabilities:

Legacy produces automated wet process equipment for the semiconductor, flat panel, solar cell, and MEMS industries. The equipment utilizes both patented process and hardware technologies developed by Legacy Systems. The heart of the process technology is a state-of-the-art ozone cleaning and drying system. The Ozone technology base eliminates or reduces hazardous chemistries and hazardous process conditions while increasing process performance and wafer throughput.

The station is self contained with on-board wafer automation (robotics), leading edge wafer carriers which reduce particle generation and increase robotic handling reliability, integrated chemical generation/supply for highest chemical purity available, patented process surface preparation technology, environmental safety monitors, and high component reliability.

For more information visit: http://

About Legacy Holding Inc.

Legacy Holding Inc. provides wafer cleaning and stripping technology to the semiconductor and related industries. Under the direction of its President and CEO, Robert Matthews, Legacy has developed and patented new, and what management believes are breakthrough processes that employ "Green Chemistry" to produce an environmentally safe process for photoresist stripping and cleaning of any size silicon wafer. Legacy delivers its cleaning technology through its own state of the art benches that employ the latest in robotic systems, or via specially designed modules that can be integrated into existing bench technology provided by other equipment manufacturing companies. Legacy Systems has been in operations since 1989.

Forward-Looking Statements

This press release contains forward-looking statements regarding the future plans of Legacy Systems and Legacy Holding, Inc. and its business and products. These forward-looking statements involve risks and uncertainties and actual results could differ materially from those predicted in any such forward-looking statements. Except for historical information, all of the statements, expectations and assumptions contained in the foregoing are forward-looking statements. The realization of any or all of these expectations is subject to a number of risks and uncertainties and it is possible that the assumptions made by management may not materialize. Statements in this press release involve risks and uncertainties; actual results may differ from the forward-looking statements. Sentences or phrases that use such words as "believes," "anticipates," "plans," "may," "hopes," "can," "will," "expects," "is designed to," "with the intent," "potential" and others indicate forward-looking statements, but their absence does not mean that a statement is not forward-looking. The Company undertakes no obligation to publicly release the results of any revisions to these forward-looking statements that may be made to reflect events or circumstances after the date hereof or to reflect the occurrence of unanticipated events.

CONTACT: Seacoast Advisors, Inc.
Investor Relations:
Keith Reinhardt
[phone], ext. 13

[microcapinvestor]

Good move so far this morning. Up 0.07. I had a feeling this would catch on sooner than later.It's a sleeper for sure.

[microcapinvestor]

I got this in an email this morning:

ear Investor,

Over the past decade, America has grown increasingly desensitized to the notion of manufacturing jobs shifting to the Asia-Pacific region. The country has seen its share of the global manufacturing industry drop from 25% to 20% since 2000. Despite a positive boost from a weak dollar and astronomical energy prices, the sector continues to suffer stateside. Europe’s global share is also decreasing while Asia’s continues to blossom.

Nowhere is the trend towards increased Asian manufacturing investment more pronounced than in the semiconductor space. That is exactly why Legacy Holding Inc. (OTCPK: LGYH) is applying for a Chinese patent for their proprietary Organostrip ™ technology. The technology was originally developed for a leading semiconductor equipment manufacturer and is proven to help alleviate a number of pain points currently plaguing the industry (cleaning output time, final output quality, etc.).


Chinese Semiconductor Industry Primed for Significant Expansion

ImageThe Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA) expects China’s domestic semiconductor market to grow by 25% from 2000 to 2010 while the global market expands at an annual rate between 8% and 10%. In addition, Intel Corp (INTC NASDAQ), one of the world’s largest semiconductor manufacturers, recently stated plans to build their first-ever wafer facility in Dalian, China.

The $2.5B facility would bring the company’s 22 year investment total in the country, which it has publicly identified as its fastest growing market, to approximately $4 billion. With a population exceeding 1.3 billion as of July 2007 and a middle class expected to reach 200 million people by 2010, China benefits greatly from thriving domestic and export markets. So, clearly the country is the place to be for semiconductor-related entities. Particularly those run by a CEO possessing nearly 30 years of industry experience with time spent as a process engineer at Texas Instruments (TXN NYSE) and Intel Corp. itself.


Need some more reasons to begin your due diligence process on Legacy Holdings?

ImageHere are a few compelling nuggets of information that should get you excited:

1. The company has already established business relationships with Tyco, Micrel Systems and Silicon Genesis, the largest semiconductor equipment manufacturer and the largest solder bump deposition manufacturer worldwide;

2. LGYH recently announced plans to register as a reporting company under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and apply for listing of its common stock on the Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB). Management expects to be up-listed by mid-May 2008;

3. Legacy Holding is the only semiconductor equipment company to ever receive the prestigious U.S. EPA Green Chemistry Award;

4. The company’s strategic vision is to become the leading U.S. wet process supplier by 2011;

5. LGYH employs a strong and diverse business model that leverages three different vehicles for delivering the technology to the market (Manufacturing, Licensing, Services); and

6. They provide a suite of proprietary technologies and products that bring a significant value-proposition to multiple industries (i.e., Semiconductors, Solar Cells, Flat Panel Display’s, and Light Emitting Diodes).

As the company pushes forward with plans to mass commercialize its innovative suite of proprietary products and technologies and offer it to a larger selection of leading Tier-one semiconductor players, securing patents in the Wild Wild East is a critical step in ensuring success.

Thank you for being a loyal Outcast subscriber. We will continue to provide you valuable services.

Sincerely,
--The Team at Outcast Communications

[microcapinvestor]

Awesome news today!

Legacy Holding Inc. to Pursue Listing On OTC Bulletin Board
Tuesday February 5, 10:00 am ET

FREMONT, Calif., Feb. 5, 2008 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Legacy Holding, Inc. (Other OTC:LGYH.PK - News) announces the company plans to register as a reporting company under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934, and apply for listing of its common stock on the Over-the-Counter Bulletin Board (OTCBB).

The company expects to proceed with registration and a filing for listing once the full financial audit has been completed, which is expected be within the next 45 business days. The process, once started, is expected to take at least 90 days. Legacy Holding, Inc. is also pleased to announce that Michael J. Bongiovanni, CPA, MBA, and President of Greentree Financial Group Inc., will be conducting the audit.

At this point in time, management feels that the visibility provided by achieving listing on a senior stock exchange will play a critical role in both enhancing shareholder value and allowing the company to achieve key strategic objectives.

For more information visit: http://www.legacysystemsinc.com or http://www.lgyh.msprofit.com

[microcapinvestor]

Ever have a stock that just sits there forever. Then bang it shoots to the moon! I think it's going to happen to this stock. JMO

[microcapinvestor]

You have really done your homework. This is one of those stocks where nobody knows to much about. Very low traded volume for now anyway. This stock can go up or down dramatically. I can only imagine when it trades with really high volume on good news. Do you ever post on yahoo or rb boards? I post over there but nobody ever responds to this stock. If you get a chance please do some posting. When this has a run I am sure people will be posting . This is going to be big in my opinion. Cheers!

[Quaaflac]

Does anyone know how many employees they have ?

[SD1527]

From what I have read, this company is run by serious people with serious products and technologies that have been sucessfully tested by big companies. I wont speculate on how big the company could get, but I can see them becoming quite attractive as a buyout prospect if they can gain access to necessary capital and maintain there current market position as the 32 nanometer technology arrives in mass scale.

They also have a variety of products and modules that can be implemented directly into existing and future silicon wafer cleaning systems used by leading semicondcutor, solar panel, and LED manufactuers. Word of mouth is that they will be trying to get onto a senior exhange very soon. Since it will likely provide access to higher quality capital, if you will, I don't see that being a stretch.

The company's patented products and tech not only drastically improve the efficieny wafer cleaning process of those that adopt by reducing necessary steps, but also employ award winning green chemistry processes that have minimal, if any harm on the enviornment. I'm on a quest for good info on this company and will share it with the board as i find it. Cheers!

[microcapinvestor]

I truly believe this stock will move higher. It's one of those stocks that everybody gets frustrated with because of very low volume. Have you ever had one of those? I have and I sold it because I didn't want to wait. Then right after I sold it. Volume picked up and the stock went up. Go figure.....I think this is the same scenario. JMO

[microcapinvestor]

Anybody have the same thoughts about this company? Very low volume.

[microcapinvestor]

I have a gut feeling that volume will start to pick up on this. Sometimes it takes awhile for things to move stocks.I think this is the case here.

[microcapinvestor]

That's a real good point! Thanks.....

[Quaaflac]

Just reporting an increase in the short position here. There might be short investors that brought down the price last month. Any movement up might be fueled by short covering. imo

[microcapinvestor]

ok..........What's your point?

[Quaaflac]

Date--------Short Interest----% Change Avg. Daily Share Volume
Dec 31, 2007-----2,139-----3,465.00--------10,390

[microcapinvestor]

SD I agree with your analysis. This is starting to get exposure which is great. It's a very volatile stock. It can go up and down with very little volume. But if investors start getting more involved. I can only assume a big run would happen. JMO

[SD1527]

Would love to see how this one behaves with some stellar news. This is my diamond in the rough for '08 as it stands right now.

The company is focussed on the company, and not watching L2 all day from what I hear. With IR hired to get the story out, and deals and relationships developed with Tyco, Micrel, etc. I'd love to see the stock creep up higher in the coming months.

With the 32-nm chips becoming an industry focus and their green technology ahead of the pack in many regards in terms of wafer cleaning, they could demand a premium from a buyout standpoint down the road if they stay in front of industry leaders.

I dont claim to be a very savvy trader, but if this one drops down too much lower, it could make for some happy investors down the road. Watching closely. Would love to see some type of operational update. Cheers!

[microcapinvestor]

Not much volume on this stock. But at one time this morning it was up 0.30. I feel once this get more attention it probably could go a lot higher. JMO

[microcapinvestor]

Legacy Holds the ONLY U.S. EPA Green Chemistry Award in its Field

I never heard of this before? But it's impressive.
Legacy's expertise is evidenced by it being the only semiconductor equipment company to ever receive the prestigious U.S. EPA Green Chemistry Award. The founder and CEO, Robert R. Matthews, is a chemist with nearly 30-years of experience in the semiconductor industry. A number of these years were spent as a process engineer with Texas Instruments and Intel. Mr. Matthews has developed and patented a revolutionary technology that employs "Green Chemistry" to produce an environmentally safe process for cleaning silicon wafers of any size. This includes and is largely focused on the 32-nm chip, the industry's state-of-the art technology and a major focus of semiconductor manufacturers of all size.

[microcapinvestor]

Wow the market is getting killed today. But so far lgyh is up 0.09. But on low volume. Hopefully the volume will start to pick up.I got this today:

Without the availability of sufficient government incentives in many industries, a growing number of companies are now faced with a very difficult decision: protect the environment or protect corporate profits.

Despite the plethora of measurable environmental benefits associated with "Going Green", most organizations are still struggling to make a viable ROI case for doing so. A lack of practical solutions in a number of vertical markets further exacerbates the problem.



Capitalists and Environmentalists Agree

LGYH LogoIn response to this trend, companies like Legacy Systems Holdings Inc. (OTC PK: LGYH) are developing offerings that are friendly on both the wallet and the environment. With the vision to become the leading U.S. wet process supplier by 2011, the company is a frontrunner in the "Green Chemistry" movement within the silicon wafer world and has already attracted the attention of Applied Materials, Micrel Inc., and Tyco International.



For the record, LGYH provides wafer cleaning etching and photoresist stripping equipment and process technology to the semiconductor and related industries such as Solar Cells, Flat Panel Display's, and Light Emitting Diodes. Translated into English, Legacy has developed breakthrough technologies and products that help clean silicon wafers faster and in a more efficient and environmentally friendly manner than ever before.



Legacy Holds the ONLY U.S. EPA Green Chemistry Award in its Field

EPA LogoLegacy's expertise is evidenced by it being the only semiconductor equipment company to ever receive the prestigious U.S. EPA Green Chemistry Award. The founder and CEO, Robert R. Matthews, is a chemist with nearly 30-years of experience in the semiconductor industry. A number of these years were spent as a process engineer with Texas Instruments and Intel. Mr. Matthews has developed and patented a revolutionary technology that employs "Green Chemistry" to produce an environmentally safe process for cleaning silicon wafers of any size. This includes and is largely focused on the 32-nm chip, the industry's state-of-the art technology and a major focus of semiconductor manufacturers of all size.



Revolutionary Products with Widespread Appeal

Green Chemistry TubeLegacy's patented products have gained exposure in recent years for their ability to facilitate tremendous improvements to the existing silicon wafer cleaning processes employed by today's leading semiconductor players. Legacy's patented technology helps adopters slash production costs by eliminating the use of toxic (sometimes referred to as piranha) solutions and reducing the overall usage of water in the cleaning process. By employing the company's "Green Chemistry" technology, users can forget about shelling out big bucks to remove toxic waste and/or pay hefty government imposed fines for not properly disposing.



In regards to the value-proposition that Legacy's "Green Chemistry" technologies demonstrate to the semi-conductor world; it has improved the removal of oxide by 92%. This in turn, reduces the cost of consumable materials including harmful chemicals used in wafer cleaning by 22%. Furthermore, the process has improved wafer- processing time by 200% while at the same time beating the industry standards for particles left on the wafer by 76%. Now that's an improvement!





Now to be quite honest, not much of this means a whole lot to you or me. Sure these wafer chips are being cleaned better and with less waste (that is non- toxic) but if you were to ask me what a wafer chip was a month ago, I would have immediately thought of Nabisco's deliciously non-toxic Wheat Thins! So while Legacy's product is impressive to us (well, as impressive as wafer chip cleaning can be), what we really like are the fundamental components of LGYH as a company. Let's recap. . .

1. Legacy has top-notch, industry-seasoned management.
2. Legacy has contracts with leading computer companies like Intel and Applied Materials - the biggest of the big dogs.
3. And Legacy has a revolutionary product that is not only in extreme demand but also progressive and in line with a major trend.

If you ask me (and many other analysts in the market today), these are the true makings of a company with places to go.

[microcapinvestor]

I got an email about this company this morning. It usually trades on low volume. Maybe this will get it going.

[TEX]

same guy MXSV hired to fight for their being able to circumvent ex-date...quuuuite similar to LGYH's circumventing the language in its filing re fractional shares.

sumpin' ain't right...

[microcapinvestor]

This stock moves quite a bit on low volume. I can imagine if the volume got heavier what a move it could have. JMO

[microcapinvestor]

I am assuming that's why the stock has been going up quite a bit. But I would like to see heavier volume. JMO

[SD1527]

This looks pretty interesting from an buy-out perspective.

If they can stay in front of some of the big dogs in the semiconductor space over the near-term with products that simplify their future processes, such as cleaning 32 nano semiconductors, we could see some big things out of these guys. As long as their fundamentals are in line.

[SD1527]

From what i understand, the company is now focussed on cleaning semiconductors and wafers the size of 32 nanometers.

Both this size and the push towards green chemistry and processes seem to be a big focus within the semi space from what I've read over the past few days.

Who knows what type of sucess I will have, but I'm going to make an effort to contact some of these guys (tyco, micrel, ama) too see where the relationship is with LGYH and if indeed they feel their technology to be a potential intrical part of their products when they do indeed migrate to 32 nanos and smaller.

[SD1527]

Hmmmm.. from what I understood, the company was located in the silicon valley area, at least its key executives

I wonder if they have a corporate suite or something and not a manufacturing plant.

I will investigate to see who there is to speak with at the company. Any info that anyone can provide here would be greatly appreciated as it has not been trading for long and is on the pink sheets.

[Quaaflac]

Just wondering if they are in CA or TX. A fire extinguisher company is at the same address in CA.

[SD1527]

I did and got a location different from the one on their corporate site. What are you insinuating?

[microcapinvestor]

I got this on Friday:
http://www.microcappulse.com/
I have to assume that's why it had a big day up. Not much volume though. eom

[Quaaflac]

Try googleing their address.

[SD1527]

I'd be very interested to see what a little bit of positive news does here for the stock. Love the fact that they are in bed with Tyco, but I do wonder why they have not yet been swallowed up by them. Guess they could have worse problems!

[microcapinvestor]

It's taking a breather today which is normal. Very low volume.

[microcapinvestor]

Yes it really seems interesting. Up quite a bit on Friday. I think this is one of those that not many people have heard about. I just some info on them on friday. eom

[SD1527]

This looks very interesting given their technology and that fact that big industry players including tyco and micrel are already customers...

[microcapinvestor]

Anybody ever post on this board anymore? This stock was way up on Friday even with the market down quite a bit.