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Published on 11/16/2004 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Lithium Technology closes $1.12 million private placement of units

By Sheri Kasprzak

Atlanta, Nov. 16 - Lithium Technology Inc. has closed a private placement for $1.12 million, the company said Tuesday.

Lithium sold 1,120 units at $1,000 each on Nov. 9

The units consist of one series A convertible preferred share, one warrant for common stock to be issued upon conversion of the series A share to buy half a share of common stock at 125% of the conversion price of there series A shares, and one warrant to be issued upon conversion of the series A shares for half a common share at 150% of the conversion price of the series A shares.

The series A shares are convertible any time for three years at a price equal to 80% of the average closing price of the company's common stock on the over-the-counter bulletin board for 20 trading days preceding conversion notice.

Based in Plymouth Meeting, Pa., Lithium produces lithium batteries for cell phones and notebook computers.

Issuer:Lithium Technology Inc.
Issue:Units of one series A convertible preferred share and two warrants
Amount:$1.12 million
Shares:1,120 units
Price:$1,000 per unit
Warrants:One warrant for a half share of common stock at 125% of the series A conversion price; one warrant for a half a common share at 150% of the series A conversion price
Announcement date:Nov. 16
Settlement date:Nov. 9
Stock price:$0.18 at close Nov. 9
Stock price:$0.33 at close Nov. 16

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