DHS Holding, Co. Retires 50 Million Shares

NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwire - Apr 13, 2012) - DHS Holding Co. (PINKSHEETS: DHSM) CEO Michael Rohling announced today that 50 million shares of common stock in DHS Holding, Co. have been retired.

Mr. Rohling stated, "This was a strategic plan implemented through our president, Charlie Barrett, to bring DHS Holding, Co. more in line in the financial arena."

He went on to say, "This move was unprecedented in the world of small-cap stocks, thereby solidifying DHS Holding's commitment to its shareholders." In most cases, small-cap companies are more known to do a reverse split rather than retire shares, resulting in a major loss in equity to their shareholders.

President Charlie Barrett stated, "Mr. Rohling and I have been working diligently on ways to present a more realistic market value to our shareholders and the financial community."

In addition, Mr. Rohling stated, "I want to make it very clear to our shareholders and the investment community. This is not a reverse split. These shares are being voluntarily retired in an effort to increase shareholders' equity and present a more positive picture of DHS Holding, Co."

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