NASHVILLE, TN--(Marketwire - Apr 26, 2012) - DHS Holding Co. (PINKSHEETS:  DHSM ) announces after retiring 50 million shares of common stock on April 13, 2012, CEO Mike Rohling plans to retire an additional 25 Million shares of common stock to further increase shareholder equity and bring the total number of retired shares to 75 million. This would reduce the total number of issued and outstanding shares to Forty Four Million Three Hundred Sixty Seven Thousand Five Hundred Ten (44,367,510).

President Charlie Barrett stated, "I've seen many companies do a reverse split to reduce the number of shares issued. In most cases this never works out for the shareholders. At DHS Holding Company, we feel by retiring these shares our shareholders gain equity without decreasing the number of shares they are presently holding."

Mr. Barrett went on to say, "Our shareholders are always our first priority. These are very exciting times for DHS Holding Company and I want to assure the public that the company and our shareholders are in the best possible position moving forward."

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