Bromley-Marr to receive $2.55M                                                                                                                 Bromley-Marr Ecos Inc                                                   BME Shares issued 31,338,237                                  Mar 5 close $0.06 Mon 8 Mar 99                                                   News Release Mr. David Bromley reports Bromley-Marr Ecos  has  entered  into  a  letter  of  intent  with  Emerald Petroleum  Services,  Inc., a private United States company specializing in environmental services.  Emerald  will  provide  the  company  with  up  to $2.55-million  to  finance  working  capital through a private placement of equity and convertible debt financing. The blended  price  of  the  private placement and, subject to shareholders' approval, the subsequent conversion of debt to shares of the company will be 10 cents per share. The private placement by Emerald will be for a minimum of 6,684,560  and  a maximum  of  7,834,560  shares  of  the  company  at seven cents per share. Emerald will then provide the company with a loan of up to $2-million to be advanced  as  required. The loan will bear a variable interest rate of U.S. prime plus 0.5 per cent, and  shall  be  convertible  into  shares  of  the company  at  11  cents  per  share at any time prior to March 31, 2002. The terms of the letter of intent are  subject  to  the  requisite  regulatory, shareholder  and  board  of  directors  approval,  where necessary, and the completion of due diligence reviews. Upon completion of the private  placement,  Emerald  will  be  entitled  tonominate  two  of  the  company's  six  directors.  At such time as Emerald advances funds under the  loan,  and  subject  to  shareholders'  approval, Emerald  will  be  entitled  to nominate three of the six directors, one of whom shall be appointed chairman of the board. The board of directors of the company will pursue options  with  regard  to the  sale  of  CleanCare  Corporation,  a  wholly  owned  subsidiary of the company. The company will use the proceeds of any sale  and  the  financing provided  by  Emerald  will  be  used to reduce debt and to remedy existing default conditions concerning debt covenants with its lenders. In addition, Russell Bulman has recently resigned as president of CleanCare Corporation,  and as a member of the board of directors of the company. Mr.Bulman's duties  at  CleanCare  Corporation  have  been  assumed  by  DavidBromley, president and chief executive officer of the company. |