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FRTW Announces Wholly Owned Subsidiary, Qiluo, Moves Forward With Initiatives to Centralize Silk Production in Chongqing Region with China Regional Government Endorsement

Franklin Towers
2007-10-25 17:02 1849

CHONGQING, China, Oct. 25 /Xinhua-PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Franklin Towers (OTC Bulletin Board: FRTW) announced today that Qiluo, its wholly owned subsidiary and driving force of revenues for its organization, is now in a position to begin implementing its acquisition strategy with Chinese regional government support. The local government’s endorsement will provide Qiluo with a number of material preferential benefits.

Among other advantages, Quilo could receive the following government incentives:

-- Land policy exemptions

-- Tax breaks

-- Project prioritization (priority in review and approval of

applications)

-- Energy discounts (upon approval, company can receive discounts of fees

related to water, electric, gas, etc.)

“We are extremely honored to have the endorsement of the Chinese regional government. This endorsement will provide our organization with a solid foundation moving forward with the ability to conduct business with instant creditability, and a competitive edge over the marketplace,” stated Kelly Fan, CEO of Franklin Towers Enterprises, Inc.

About FRTW

FRTW, through its wholly owned subsidiary, Chongqing Qiluo Textile Company Ltd (“Qiluo”) located in the southwest region of China in the Chongqing Municipality, operates in China’s $250 billion Yuan silk industry coordinating the entire silk manufacturing process from sericulture (the raising of silk worms for the production of raw silk), processing, clothing production and exportation of both final and raw products. Recent investments have been made to maximize the silk production/processing potential of Qiluo in attempt to propel its organization to the forefront of the industry.

Over the past several years, Mr. Dingliang Kuang, founder and CEO of Qiluo has worked diligently to break into the silk industry in Chongqing, China. Known in the Chongqing region as one of the major industrialists having received numerous entrepreneurial awards in relation to his food processing plant, Chongqing Xin Sheng Xiang Industrial Development Co. Ltd. (one of the top 50 privately owned enterprises in Chongqing - population approximately 31 million^), Mr. Kuang and his team possess the necessary experience and knowledge to maximize the potential of the Qiluo organization.

China’s Silk Industry

China is the world’s largest silk producer. In 2005, it accounted for 74 percent of the global raw silk production and 90 percent of the world export market according to statistics from the Chinese Ministry of Commerce. The annual output value of China’s silk industry is to reach 250 Billion Yuan (31.25 Billion U.S. Dollars) in 2010, up 66.7 percent from 2005, according to a plan of the Ministry of Commerce.

For more information regarding Franklin Towers and Qiluo please visit: http://www.franklintowersenterprises.com

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For more information, please contact:

Kelly Fan

CEO

Franklin Towers Enterprises

Tel: +1-702-966-0436

Source: Franklin Towers
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