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I just wanted to perform a little word-desmithing here-

HANFORD, Calif, March 17 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ --

Thresher CEO Tom Flessner was happy to announce that "as of March 16, 2010 the Board decided to initiate procedures to finalize the sale of the company in an accelerated manner."

What is said? They're claiming to start the procedure, that will cause the sale of the company to be sped up.

On March 9, 2010, Thresher Industries received a proposal to purchase their company. The proposition was later approved and disclosed preceding the Board of Directors of Thresher -

What is said? The proposal to purchase the company (which is a letter of intent 'LOI') was approved. Not the sale of the company, just the LOI.

Industries (Pink Sheets: THRR) special meeting. The Board of Directors opinion is that this offer is exorbitantly admirable with a proposed settlement that exceeds the current market price range.

What is said? The BOD liked the figure in the LOI, because it was higher than the market price of the stock on March 16/10


Thresher Industries has been advised by their Corporate Attorneys that the approval to act is not necessary by shareholders and that the Board of Directors has in fact been in contact with the majority shareholders and party's have agreed to the offer price of $0.01 for any and all outstanding shares. Thresher would like completion and closing of the deal before April 10, 2010.

What is said? No vote by common shareholders is necessary, so says the corporate attorney. (common shareholders have no voting rights anyway) The majority shareholders are the insiders who presumably own most of the company, and they've agreed that the LOI is a good price at a penny (.01). Thresher would like to have this LOI turned into a deal by Apr.10 (as would the common shareholders no doubt)

About Thresher Industries, Inc.

Thresher Industries, Inc. is a leading manufacturer of low carbon footprint conventional and custom machined die castings made from 100% recycled aluminum and metal matrix composites. Based in Hanford, California, the Company operates an ISO 9000-compliant, "green" foundry that integrates bio-degradable technologies and processes to lower the economic and environmental costs of production. Thresher offers full engineering support, designing, and prototype development to a variety of industries including: agriculture, aerospace, defense, transportation, and automotive in the U.S. and Europe. For more information, visit http://www.thresherindustries.com.

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