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Published on 8/28/2007 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Environmental Tectonics settles $3.3 million in preferred stock

By LLuvia Mares

New York, Aug. 28 - Environmental Tectonics Corp. announced it sold $3.3 million of series C cumulative convertible preferred stock to H.F. Lenfest.

The preferred stock pays a 10% dividend, payable quarterly but deferrable at the company's option until the fifth anniversary.

The preferred stock is convertible into 1,089,108 shares of the company's common stock at a conversion price of $3.03 per share, the closing price on the day before settlement.

In connection with Lenfest series C preferred stock, the company agreed to amend the terms of its existing series B cumulative convertible preferred stock to increase the dividend to 10%, provide immediate conversion at Lenfest's request and to remove the company's right to redeem the series B preferred stock.

Southampton, Pa.-based company Environmental Tectonics specializes in designing, developing, installing and maintaining aircrew training systems, public entertainment systems, process simulation systems and related products for domestic and international customers.

Issuer: Environmental Tectonics Corp.

Issue: Series C cumulative convertible preferred stock

Amount: $3.3 million

Dividend:10%
Shares: 3,300
Conversion price: $3.03
Warrants: No
Investor: H.F. Lenfest
Settlement date: Aug. 23
Announcement date: Aug. 28
Stock symbol: AMEX: ETC
Stock price: $3.03 at close Aug. 22, $3.05 at close Aug. 23

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