Company has Decades of Experience with a Great Many Valuable Finds.

Small Share Structure Under 9 Million OS and No Convertible Debt.

Famed Treasure Hunter Kane Fisher is a New Operations Manager

Plans for Television and Gaming Apps Under Development.

Treasure and Shipwreck Recovery, Inc. (BLIS) is a treasure company built on decades of shipwreck recovery and experience. Operations will be very streamlined, so SGA expenses will be very limited. All recovery work is being done with existing permit holders as contractors to carry out the work, as well as new sites with partners. The BLIS gaming division is more independent and will be done outside of recovery and asset acquisitions of treasure from many sources, to build assets, sell some, and keep much for the company’s own holdings. The BLIS goal is that 80% of all monies are used for operations, equipment, etc. for actual search and recoveries.

BLIS has a very attractive share structure with under 9 million shares outstanding, of which 7 million are held in control holdings and restricted to insiders, and less than 1 million are free trading, in limited deposits. BLIS management intends is to keep its share structure at 15 million or below for the next 2 years.

BLIS Announces Famed Ship Treasure Hunter Kane Fisher as New Operations Manager

On March 2nd BLIS proudly announced Kane Fisher, of the Atocha shipwreck fame, as well as many other historic wrecks throughout history, as the company’s new Operations Manager for all projects and recovery work. Kane has already taken out, led the BLIS team, and been responsible for major projects on treasure recovery sites. Kane is now leading BLIS expeditions on searches of new sites and known sites over the last two months. BLIS will also be partnering on known sites Kane has under his rights for further recoveries and finds.

Kane Fisher has been involved in treasure recovery and finding since childhood, with his famous father, Mel Fisher. Over 50 years Kane has been involved in the recovery of wrecks including the most valuable shipwreck in U.S. history the Spanish galleon Nuestra Senora de Atocha, which has valued recoveries over approximately $700 million dollars. Kane has been involved in dozens of wreck site finds and recoveries off Florida and responsible and involved for an estimated over $1 Billion in wreck recoveries, not just off Florida, but throughout the Caribbean. Other recoveries include being involved with more the rich finds of the Santa Margarita, a sister ship of the Atocha lost in the same storm of 1622.

BLIS management knows that together with the Galleon Quest game, the reality television show Galleon Quest would be complimentary in the marketing of the Company's recoveries, as well as the game and television alike. All of this should also be very instrumental in bringing eyes to the BLIS for the shareholders' benefit.

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