"We are delighted with the recognition" says Joe Grimes, COO of XsunX, "for the efforts we have made to work with state and local governments, local utilities and community colleges as well as being an advocate for continued growth in the solar sector." 
 
 
Mayor David Fuller states " Wood Village is a city that believes in strong partnerships with its local businesses.  We are very pleased with the cooperation that exists between XsunX, City staff and the Council of Wood Village.    We are pleased to receive the Business Development Success Story award and thank the Portland Development Commission's nomination of Wood Village for this prestigious award.  We see a bright future with XsunX adding significant jobs and growth to the local economy.”
 

 

 

 

 

Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement
Date: 3/28/2007

 

28-Mar-2007

Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement


Item 1.01 Entry into a Material Definitive Agreement.

Effective March 23, 2007 XsunX, Inc. entered into a binding letter of intent with a manufacturer of photovoltaic products for the purchase of net assets of the manufacturer to be completed on or before April 30, 2007. The purpose of the letter of intent, and interest in the acquisition by XsunX, was driven by what XsunX anticipates is the opportunity to expand its current operations to include technologies and manufacturing capabilities for silicon wafer, conversion of wafers to solar cells, complete solar module manufacturing, and module mounting components. The operating assets are comprised of approximately twenty plus (20+) megawatts of annual polysilicon wafer manufacturing capabilities, and approximately fifteen (15) megawatts of solar cell and module manufacturing capabilities. While the wafer and cell conversion systems provide separate and distinct additions to the Company's product offering XsunX believes that the facilities back end module manufacture and assembly systems and reliability testing equipment provide an expansion opportunity for use by XsunX in the commercialization of its thin film technologies.

Under the terms of the LOI XsunX intends to purchase certain assets from the seller for the amount of five million dollars ($5,000,000) USD in a cash transaction. Intended assets to be acquired may include, but are not necessarily limited to, machinery, research and manufacturing equipment, furniture, fixtures, raw material and work in process inventory, designs, computer and software systems, pre-paid accounts, goodwill, leasehold interests, business opportunities and supply contracts and contract rights with regard thereto, including a current silicon supply agreement as it pertains only to the supply therein of poly-granular silicon. Notwithstanding the foregoing, XsunX may decline to purchase certain distinguishable items among the assets/liabilities which items may be identified prior to the close of the proposed purchase, provided, however, that the same shall not affect the purchase price.

As part of, and concurrently with the proposed transaction, XsunX will receive a perpetual, limited, royalty free, non-exclusive license without the right to sublicense under the intellectual property rights and know-how for the continued use and commercial exploitation by XsunX of all assets purchased, including but not limited to the fabrication of wafer production, cell manufacturer, module assembly, module mounting systems, and general proprietary operations know how up to one hundred and twenty five megawatts(125MW) of annual production under any configuration or design specification.

XsunX is in the process of arranging financing for this transaction. XsunX and seller have agreed to negotiate in good faith a definitive asset purchase agreement to allow a closing of the transaction to occur on or before April 30, 2007. Should XsunX fail to use its reasonable business efforts to cooperate and work in a good faith reasonable effort to achieve a closing by April 30, 2007, other than for material cause on the part of seller, then the Company will be required to pay the seller a termination fee of one hundred thousand dollars ($100,000).