CFRI - Conforce International Inc

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LATEST PR...

Conforce Announces Status as SEC Fully Reporting Issuer
MARKET WIRE via COMTEX
Toronto, Ont. - April 9, 2009 Conforce International, Inc. (OTC: CFRI, "Conforce" or "Company") is pleased to announce that effective today, the Company's Form 10 Registration Statement as filed with the United States Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has become effective, the result being the Company's classification as a fully reporting issuer.

As such, the Company is subject to the requirements of Regulation 13A under the 1934 Exchange Act, which requires the Company to file annual reports on Form 10-K, quarterly reports on Form 10-Q, and current reports on Form 8-K. Additionally, consistent with Rule 15c2-11, the Company has provided information to its broker dealer who, on behalf of the Company, has filed a Form 211 application for listing on the OTC Bulletin Board. The application has been filed with FINRA (Financial Industry Regulatory Authority) and pursuant to FINRA Rule 6440, the OTC Compliance Unit may now finalize their review. The Company will provide an update to shareholders at such time as it has received information from its broker dealer as to the status of its Form 211 application.



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Click HERE to view past PR's.

Click HERE to see GoldenPimp's visit to Conforce.

www.conforce1.com

Contact:
Kathryn Saliani
Investor Relations
(416) 234-0266 ext. 6
EMAIL: investors@conforce1.com

Transfer Agent:
Capital Transfer Agency
390 Bay Street - Suite 2020
Toronto, Ontario
M5H 2Y2
(416) 350-5007
(SEC Registered Transfer Agent)

A/S: 250,000,000
O/S: 120,001,000 shares of the Company’s common stock are issued and outstanding as of October 7, 2008.

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LINKS FOR DD

Form 10 Filing 11/03/2008

Why Invest In Conforce International (EKO-FLOR)

CFRI Discusses EKO-FLOR Flooring System and Product Testing

WallStreetCorner.com

Quarterly Financial Statements
For the 3 month period ended December 31,2007 (Q3)

EKO-FLOR Promo Video On YouTube





EKO-KART: computerized mobile test unit designed and built exclusively by Conforce.





Below and above right are pictures of EKO-FLOR under extreme weight testing at ATC.


Below is plywood floor after the same test.

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Highlights from the WallSt.net Interview (01/11/2008)...

1) Recently, the industry in general has downgraded the life expectancy and performance of container floors due to the diminishing quality issues. Conforce has seen this first hand at their terminal, where brand new containers had their floors fail on the very first voyage.

2) EKO-FLOR has a 10-20% weight advantage over wood. The less a container or trailer weighs, the more cargo it can carry. The lighter weight will also result in greater fuel savings.

3) Having produced the core material, Conforce can go from design development to production readiness in only 90 days. The material lends itself to other applications which are now being identified.

4) There are two new products in development…
a) A flooring product for the ship building industry – EKO-FLOR would be suitable for installation on mega yachts up to cruise ships. EKO-FLOR will be exhibiting at a leading cruise/yacht convention in Miami in March 2008.
b) An application to do with military containers – Although Conforce is working to secure business with the floor components of military containers, they are working on something else that IS NOT a floor. Marino is not at liberty to elaborate on that yet.

5) The Amsterdam show allowed Conforce to let the industry know they are now in a position to start filling orders. As a result, they picked up new orders and are in further discussions with various segments of the industry. Conforce is confident this will translate into ongoing business.

6) Joe DeRose, (VP of Product Development) and Slavko Kulas, (Director of Operations) will be in China next week in advance preparations to fill trial orders as the product moves into circulation.

7) EKO-FLOR was tested under the ISO-1496 (loaded forklift traffic) standard at ATC Houthandel…it passed. Other plastic/composite flooring in the past had failed this test. Then a test with the largest forklift at ATC was performed to FAR EXCEED the ISO requirement. EKO-FLOR showed NO sign of damage, while wood and plywood flooring materials (tested simultaneously) failed under the same load.

8) ATC will be an excellent partner to develop the European trailer market.

9) Conforce is positioning itself very nicely to take advantage of the industry’s need for an alternate flooring product.

[msg77z]

Nice new thread!!!!!!!10/25/07 here we come for some good news I'm sure!

[DoctorT]

Looks great!

[GoldenPimp]

In on page 1.

[jimm2222]

Looks great. One suggestion - ask the mods to lock down the other thread.

[sunarf]

Originally Posted by jimm2222

Looks great. One suggestion - ask the mods to lock down the other thread.

Done

[DoctorT]

Just in case there are any newbies, beware of known pumpers (JJ) and known bashers (JoanAl and Burp). Take everyone's post with a grain of salt, but especially these characters.

[snidely3565]

sunarf,
Looks good, thanks for taking the time to start a nice new thread.
Good luck all.