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Published on 9/24/2008 in the Prospect News PIPE Daily.

New Issue: Ecosphere completes $1.22 million tranche of $1.86 million convertible notes sale

By Devika Patel

Knoxville, Tenn., Sept. 24 - Ecosphere Technologies, Inc. announced a $1.86 million proceeds private placement of its secured convertible notes, according to an 8-K filed Wednesday with the Securities and Exchange Commission.

It said it has so far received $1.22 million of the proceeds.

The one-year notes are convertible into common shares with an initial conversion price of $0.36.

The investors bought the notes at a 10% discount in lieu of receiving 10% in interest, resulting in the company issuing $2.06 million in principal of notes.

Patrick Haskell, the company's chairman and co-chief executive officer, invested $100,000; Michael Furman, the company's executive vice president, invested $100,000; and Stephen Keating, a company director, invested $180,000.

Haskell and Furman each received $111,111 in notes and Keating received $200,000 in notes.

Based in Stuart, Fla., Ecosphere develops products to decrease the emissions of contaminated residue into the air, ocean and other water systems.

Issuer:Ecosphere Technologies, Inc.
Issue:Secured convertible notes, warrants
Amount:$2,061,111
Maturity:One year
Coupon:0%
Price:90 (company raised $1,855,000 in proceeds)
Conversion price:$0.36
Warrants:No
Settlement date:Sept. 24 (for $1,215,000 in proceeds, or $1.35 million in notes)
Stock symbol:OTCBB: ESPH
Stock price:$0.69 at close Sept. 24

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