Scio Diamond releases findings of Special Committee report
July 19, 2016
Greenville, SC based, Scio Diamond Technology Corporation (OTC PINK: SCIO), the leading US-based diamond grower, today released its report on the resignation of James Korn from the Board of Directors.
Mr. James Korn resigned from the Board of Directors of Scio Diamond Technology Corporation in a letter datedJune 27, 2016. Mr. Korn’s resignation letter prompted the Board to appoint a Special Investigation Committee (“SIC”) comprised of two independent directors, Bruce Likly, Vice Chairman of the Board and Chairman of the Governance Committee, and Ben Wolkowitz, Chairman of the Audit Committee, to investigate the assertions set forth in Korn’s letter. The SIC has completed its investigation and concluded that the assertions set forth in Korn’s letter are “baseless and unsupported.”
“We are releasing the SIC report to support our pledge of transparency to shareholders,” said Gerald McGuire, CEO.
The Company has filed the SIC’s report as an exhibit to its July 18, 2016 8K. A copy of Mr. Korn’s letter of resignation, the SIC’s report and additional background information can also be found on the company website under the Investor Relations section.
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About Scio Diamond
Scio Diamond employs a patent-protected chemical vapor deposition process to produce high-quality, single-crystal near colorless and fancy-colored diamonds for the jewelry market in a controlled laboratory setting. Lab-grown diamonds are chemically, physically and optically identical to “earth-mined” diamonds. Scio’s technology offers the flexibility to produce lab-grown diamonds in size, color and quality combinations that are rare in earth-mined diamonds. Scio also delivers diamond materials for advanced industrial, medical and semiconductor applications. For more information, please visit www.sciodiamond.com.
