HOUSTON, Jan. 10, 2012 /PRNewswire/ — Global NuTech, Inc. (OTCQX: BOCL) announced today that the company has acquired International Plant Services, LLC. (IPS) in an all equity transaction. The $15 million USD transaction was originally agreed to be in the form of $5 million USD in stock, and $10 million USD in debt. However, the IPS sellers agreed that a debt free company would be healthier and a more attractive investment opportunity, and agreed to take all equity for their company.

David Mathews, newly appointed CEO of Global NuTech, stated, “The owners of IPS have clearly demonstrated their confidence in our international and USA growth plans by their willingness to take all equity in consideration of the purchase of their company. IPS, as a growing company not burdened by debt, can more easily take advantage of expansion opportunities and acquisitions in 2012. We believe that our vertical integration plan of rapid expansion throughout the energy services and production areas will result in a healthier, more profitable company.”

About Global NuTech, Inc.

Global NuTech, Inc. (OTCBB: BOCL) With the acquisition of IPS, the Company is expanding its previously announced plans in the energy sector, driven by International Plant Services existing business in management and construction services to the world’s largest and best known energy companies in the refinery, chemical, mining and power industries.

About International Plant Services

International Plant Services, LLC (IPS) was founded in 2003 to provide construction services and skilled industrial trades personnel to the energy sector in the United States and other countries. Located in the Houston area, the heart of the Oil & Gas Industry, International Plant Services provides construction services, engineering/technical assistance and skilled craft support to its industrial clients in North America and is currently expanding throughout the world.

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