NEWS.... Court Rejects Demands of Dissident Shareholders; Removes a Cloud Over Company's                                              Future
                                BusinessWire, Friday, May 29, 1998 at 08:19
                   DENVER--(BUSINESS WIRE)--May 29, 1998--On May 15, 1998, a             Colorado District Court Judge rejected the demands of a small group of             dissident shareholders of Travis Industries, Inc. who had demanded             that the Court force the company to hold a shareholders meeting within             30 days, to limit the rights of present shareholders to participate in             such meeting by ordering a record date of March 30, 1998 and otherwise             to limit the ability of management to operate the company.                  At a hearing on the matter held on May 15, 1998, Travis'             management made clear their plans to call an annual meeting of             shareholders in September after the company had set an agenda, given             its shareholders proper notice of the meeting and had sufficient time             to prepare and deliver audited financial statements, proxy statements             and an annual report to its shareholders, so shareholders could have             meaningful participation in the meeting. The District Court agreed             with Travis' management that the Court did not have the authority to             grant the dissident shareholders' demand for an immediate meeting and             to back-date the record date, and the Court rejected the dissident             shareholders' other demands. The District Court ordered that the             annual meeting of shareholders be held on September 1, 1998 with a             record date of July 1, 1998. Pursuant to the Court's order, notice of             the meeting will be accompanied by an annual report and proxy             statements which comply with Federal Securities Laws.                  Thomas P. Raabe, Travis' newly appointed Chairman and Chief             Executive Officer said he felt that the Court's decision vindicating             management "removed a significant impediment to implementing the             Company's plans to make its current operations profitable and pursue             various opportunities to grow the Company and enhance shareholder             value. New management is excited to confront the challenges facing the             Company as well as to capitalize on the opportunities we have been             presented." 
                   CONTACT: Travis Industries, Inc.                           Thomas P. Raabe, CEO, c/o Rhonda Medina                           Shareholder Relations No., 303/777-5936
                   KEYWORD: COLORADO                  INDUSTRY KEYWORD: BANKING
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