Tri-Star Holdings, Inc. trades on the Pinksheets exchange, which is frequently associated with companies that have little disclosure and show little concern to the shareholder. However, prudent high-risk investors realize that not all companies fit this description and recognize the tremendous returns available in this market.

Tri-Star Holdings began publicly trading through TSHL.PK in August of this year and has since then kept investors up-to-date on their progress every step of the way. In the last five months, Tri-Star has closed the acquisition of Blue Jay #12, Blue Jay #13 and Blue Jay #14 copper claims in the Lemhi Mountains of Idaho, acquired two gold mines in the Salome valley, Arizona, purchased metals recovery and processing equipment, announced a shareholder dividend and much more.

The management has strategically established a plan of operations going forward and has relayed that plan to shareholders. With a primary

Today before the opening bell, Tri-Star Holdings announced that the company has planned out its order of mining operations to advantageously and cost-effectively expand its metals recovery efforts in Arizona, Nevada and Idaho. The company also stated that representatives have successfully refined gold from its 25 acre gold mine claim on the Hassayampa River with small-scale processing equipment. Operations will continue to be expanded at the Wickenburg claim until full-scale production is reached.

The initial small-scale operations will continue to be established at the COS #1, and Cos #2 claims and then the Lucky Linda #1 claim in Nevada. According to CEO Anthony Mellone, the Company’s Board of Directors and Chief Geologist agree that it is in the best interest of the company and its shareholders to progress in this order to maximize profitability. They believe the Wickenburg site’s ease of accessibility will produce

Tri-Star Gold, a subsidiary of Tri-Star Holdings, Inc. (TSHL.PK), recently announced that its Arizona operation has shown greater gold deposits than were initially estimated. In recent weeks the mining claim COS1 in Salome, Arizona performed a hard dig that garnered ore with a larger percentage of gold in it than the first day’s samples produced. The company plans to dig up to 15 tons of ore before they refine it. This will ensure that the company has a better estimate of the site’s potential.

“We are happy with the results and the mineral right of ore we are locating. Larry and his crew are working hard at covering the location we began mining, and it is looking better every day. Once we hit the vein we will increase operations and move the equipment needed to get the ore out of the location. It’s not

Today, Tri-Star Holdings released a shareholder update and address from CEO Anthony Mellone to answer the most common questions received from investors. Concerning the dividend, the Global TV Network was acquired from Tri-Star Holdings by a bulletin board company for restricted common shares in that company to be held and exchanged for Global TV Network shares upon the successful registered spin-off of Global TV Network. Because Tri-Star has not yet received the shares and the spin-off was not been completed in an acceptable time frame, management decided it would best benefit shareholders to retain the UC Hub Group shares as an asset of the company and to issue shareholders a dividend of Tri-Star Holdings shares.

Concerning the company’s plans for reporting disclosure, Tri-Star stated it is in the process of compiling records, books and materials for initial auditing and voluntary disclosure. The company

Tri-Star Holdings, Inc. announced this morning that it has signed purchase agreements for metals recovery and processing equipment for its COS #1, #2, and Wickenburg mines in Arizona. This equipment, valued more than $200,000.00 new, was purchased in good used condition after extensive research to save substantial amounts of cash.

As terms of the agreement, the equipment was purchased with a combination of restricted stock and cash. The company will work alongside Azrock Mining to establish plant locations for the installation of the processing equipment once geological and operational assessments are completed on the COS #1 and #2 mines, as well as on the recently acquired Wickenburg mine. Tri-Star’s management team anticipates announcing several updates as the installations progress.

Tri-Star President Anthony Mellone stated, “We are thoroughly satisfied with our negotiation of this equipment acquisition. Upon receipt of our assessments, together with the input of

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Mr. Anthony Mellone, CEO of Tri-Star Holdings, has the company focused on identifying and investing in undervalued companies and technologies with exceptional return potential. The company is currently forming TriStar Gold to take advantage of precious metals mining opportunities, and has recently begun development of its first gold mine, Cos #1 in Arizona.

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This morning before the opening bell, Tri-Star Holdings announced that its medical subsidiary has nearly completed its Emergency Response Hospital Unit (”ERHU”) prototype and plans to test the inflation units later today. This revolutionary mobile emergency response unit has been developing for several months with further discussions regarding the outfitting of the ERHU as well as the design of inflatable, self-contained units designed to serve as the ERHU’s wings.

The first ERHU is a Coachman Catalina Sport motorhome equipped with modern medical equipment and inflatable, out rigged wings that are deployed once the vehicle and its crew have reached their destination. Both Tri-Star management and its subsidiary announced that the unit will be inflated for the first time to equip the interior walls and flooring material. Before the end of the month, management plans to hold a press display to mark the medical unit’s

Today, Tri-Star Holdings announced that it has divested Amore TV as part of its corporate restructuring strategy and vision of future growth. By divesting Amore TV, the company has eliminated liabilities and made it possible to focus more attention to its diversifying metals industry division. Tri-Star Holdings believes this move is in the best interest of the company’s progress and shareholder value.

Also announced was the appointment of three new officers. These officers were appointed by the company’s board of directors. J. Rocky Hollingshead was appointed to the office of COO, Charles L. Ilvento was appointed CFO, and Scott Spooner was appointed Chief Geologist. Other changes in management and board of directors are expected next week. The new management’s biographical details will be updated on www.tristarcorporate.com later today.

Anthony Mellone, Tri-Star President & CEO, stated, “With increasing growth and progress comes increased responsibility, both as related to company developments and initiatives and

Tri-Star Holdings, Inc., (TSHL.PK), a newly-formed, diverse holding company based in Ft. Lauderdale, Florida, was founded with the primary goal of identifying and investing in undervalued companies and technologies with exceptional return potential. The company looks for opportunities that, with the proper funding and support, can generate significantly increased revenues.

Tri-Star is currently forming TriStar Gold to take advantage of precious metals mining opportunities, and has recently begun development of its first gold mine, Lucky Linda #1 in Nevada. The investment is based upon reports from core sample assays taken from various locations on the company’s 160-acre claim, indicating gold concentrations as high as 10 ounces per ton. A secondary round of testing supports the company’s earlier reports on gold and platinum reserves.

Tri-Star is already working on refining operations for the site, and is purchasing a water gravity recovery system from Aero Mining Technologies to process up to 15 tons of