TechPrecision Corp.

ARS Investment Partners' investment approach is centered on the belief that making investment decisions based solely on stock market timing is counterproductive. Rather, the firm's research focuses on addressing the economic, social and political environment which leads them to sectors in the economy that are likely to thrive and to which capital will flow. They then apply evaluation standards to identify companies that stand to benefit the most from the identified trends.In making investment selections, ARS screens a narrow list of companies on three levels: value screens, growth screens and soft screens. Valuation screens include: p/e, price/cash flow, price/sales, market value/asset value and market value/reserve value. The growth screens target the earnings growth rate, cash flow growth rate, free cash flow growth rate and product cycles. The soft screens identify factors such as institutional ownership, relative value to peers, insider ownership, relative value to the S&P 500, analyst coverage, relative historic valuation and dividend yield. The ability of company management to execute is a critical factor in the investment selection process. ARS evaluates companies on an enterprise value basis as if they were purchasing the entire company.ARS offers advice on the following types of securities: equity and fixed income securities including exchange-listed securities, securities traded OTC and ADRs; corporate and municipal debt; CDs, US Government securities; mutual fund and ETF fund shares; warrants and certain rights; and options contracts on securities.

MAZ Capital Advisors is a hedge fund manager located in Parsippany, New Jersey.

ARS Investment Partners' investment approach is centered on the belief that making investment decisions based solely on stock market timing is counterproductive. Rather, the firm's research focuses on addressing the economic, social and political environment which leads them to sectors in the economy that are likely to thrive and to which capital will flow. They then apply evaluation standards to identify companies that stand to benefit the most from the identified trends.In making investment selections, ARS screens a narrow list of companies on three levels: value screens, growth screens and soft screens. Valuation screens include: p/e, price/cash flow, price/sales, market value/asset value and market value/reserve value. The growth screens target the earnings growth rate, cash flow growth rate, free cash flow growth rate and product cycles. The soft screens identify factors such as institutional ownership, relative value to peers, insider ownership, relative value to the S&P 500, analyst coverage, relative historic valuation and dividend yield. The ability of company management to execute is a critical factor in the investment selection process. ARS evaluates companies on an enterprise value basis as if they were purchasing the entire company.ARS offers advice on the following types of securities: equity and fixed income securities including exchange-listed securities, securities traded OTC and ADRs; corporate and municipal debt; CDs, US Government securities; mutual fund and ETF fund shares; warrants and certain rights; and options contracts on securities.