GREATER SOONER HOLDINGS, INC. ANNOUNCES ACQUISITION AND REVERSE MERGER OF DOVARRI INC.
Greater Sooner Holdings, Inc. (GSNH.PK) (G3S.F, Frankfurt Exchange) announced today that it has signed a definitive acquisition agreement to acquire 100% of Dovarri, Inc. The name change has been completed to Dovarri, Inc. and the new symbol is DVAR.
Houston, Texas (January 07, 2008) –
Greater Sooner Holdings, Inc. (GSNH.PK) (G3S.F, Frankfurt Exchange) announced today that it has signed a definitive acquisition agreement to acquire 100% of Dovarri, Inc. The name change has been completed to Dovarri, Inc. and the new symbol is DVAR.
Shareholders of Greater Sooner Holdings, Inc. will receive one (1) share of Dovarri, Inc. for One Hundred Fifty (150) shares of Greater Sooner Holdings, Inc. Dovarri’s common stock will begin trading on a split-adjusted basis on Monday, January7th. The authorized shares have been increased to 150,000,000 common and 1,000,000 preferred.
The value of the stock traded on the Frankfurt Exchange (G3S.F) will be automatically adjusted after a reverse split in the USA.
Known for its forward-thinking, Dovarri, a long-term Strategic Partner with Hewlett-Packard (HP), presents fully developed CRM and SFA software that is comprehensive, with streamlined customer interaction, rapid implementation, and award winning recognition as SEARCHCRM.com’s SFA Small and Medium Business Product of the Year (2005). HP has recognized Dovarri’s superior products and service for several years, and recommends Dovarri to their SMB CRM customers
(www.hp.com/sbso/wireless/sales_force_automation.html).
For more information about Dovarri, Inc. go to www.dovarri.com
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