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Blis says complying with disclosure rules as share price up 26%

By NZPA

Thursday 10th November 2005

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A 26% rise in Blis Technologies' share price since Monday has prompted a share price enquiry from the New Zealand Exchange (NZX).

The shares were trading at 19c today, up 4c or 26% from Monday. In response to a query from NZX, Blis chief executive Kelvin Moffatt said he believed the company was complying with the regulations regarding the disclosure of material information.

Moffatt said the company was preparing its interim financial statements, which it expected to be in line with market expectations.

The results will be released in the second half of this month, and will include a progress report on the company's research and development work.

Blis manufacturers a range of products which combat bad breath and also recently launched a powder aimed at infants suffering tonsillitis or middle-ear infection, and a chewing gum specifically for bad breath.

Other research is under way to develop a tooth decay-preventing chewing gum and a deodorant aimed at consumers who cannot use deodorants that contain aluminium.

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