DALLAS, Oct. 06, 2017 -- P10 Industries, Inc. (OTC:PIOE) has closed on a material acquisition. More details can be found at www.p10industries.com under the What’s New section of the Investor Relations page.
About P10 Industries
P10 Industries is a company led by proven, experienced business leaders aimed at monetizing intellectual property assets and acquiring profitable businesses to generate profit and positive cash flows, ultimately creating long-term shareholder value. P10’s current business commenced on November 19, 2016, following completion of an asset acquisition of its Active Power assets by Piller Power Systems, Inc., a subsidiary of Langley Holdings PLC. Active Power changed its name to P10 Industries pursuant to the terms of the acquisition agreement. For more information, visit www.p10industries.com. P10 Industries stock trades on the OTC Pink Market, which is operated by OTC Markets Group, a centralized electronic quotation service for over-the-counter securities. P10 Industries stock trades under the symbol “PIOE.”
P10 Press and Investor Contact:
Jay Powers
CFO and Vice President, Finance
(214)-999-0149
[email protected]


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