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Published on 4/15/2010 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Epic Energy completes $3.6 million placement of convertible preferreds

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., April 15 - Epic Energy Resources, Inc. settled a $3.6 million private placement of its series A convertible preferred stock on April 9, according to an 8-K filed Thursday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

The company sold 3.6 million preferreds at $1.00 apiece.

Each preferred converts initially into 14 common shares.

The company also entered an agreement with 98% of the holders of its 10% secured debentures due Dec. 5, 2012 under which the investors agreed to waive certain breaches and defer approximately $6 million of principal payments until the end of 2012. In return, the investors received 6 million common shares. The investors who held the remaining 2% of the debentures agreed to a redemption of these securities at par plus interest.

The company also redeemed $1 million of its debentures from Whitebox Advisors, LLC for 14 million common shares and swapped all of its outstanding series C and series D warrants for common stock and preferreds.

Epic is an oil and gas company based in the Woodlands, Texas.

Issuer:Epic Energy Resources, Inc.
Issue:Series A convertible preferred stock
Amount:$3.6 million
Shares:3.6 million
Price:$1.00
Conversion ratio:Into 14 common shares (per preferred)
Warrants:No
Settlement date:April 9
Stock symbol:OTCBB: EPCC
Stock price:$0.17 at close April 9
Market capitalization:$7.54 million

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