Tombstone-Hunt merger complete

LONGMONT – The reverse merger between Tombstone Technologies Inc. and Hunt Global Resources Inc. is complete.

Longmont-based Tombstone (OTCBB: TMCI) announced this week in a statement that the transaction between the companies closed Oct. 29. The shareholders of Hunt Global Resources, a private company headquartered in The Woodlands, Texas, will acquire a 94 percent stake in the Tombstone. Hunt stockholders and management will control the company, an SEC filing said.

Additional information about the company’s management restructuring, new name and operations will be released in the coming weeks, said Jim Blackman, a spokesman for Tombstone Technologies.

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Hunt Global owns surface mining rights to more than 350 acres of land northwest of Houston containing high-grade sand and gravel. Approximately 60 percent of the reserves are industrial fracturing sands used by the oil and gas industry.

Tombstone Technologies provides software solutions in the emerging market for Web-to-print applications. Its flagship product, OIEPrint Suite, provides online design, combined with order management and e-commerce capabilities, to midsize printers and their customers.

According to the SEC filing, Tombstone “only had limited operations over the last three years” and does not own any property.