CLEVELAND and MALAGA, Spain, Feb. 9, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Henrik Rubinstein, President of Sentex Sensing Technologies, Inc. (OTCBB:SNTX) (http://www.sentextech.com), signed today a Memorandum of Understanding to acquire Vitelcom Mobile Technology, S.A. and their subsidiaries Purple Labs (France) and Vtech Holding (Mexico). This acquisition will support the future sale of Biometrics driven Sentex Mobile products. Carlos Carrero, the sole shareholder of Vitelcom agreed in a "firm and binding" MOU to exchange shares of SNTX.OB for 100% of Vitelcom's common shares.
By virtue of this binding Letter of Intent, engineered by Balmoral Capital Holdings Inc. ("Balmoral") www.balmoralfinancial.com and Miramar Capital, S.L. ("Miramar"), Vitelcom becomes a new subsidiary to SNTX.OB. Vitelcom produced over the last 4 years cumulative revenues in excess of $1.1 billion dollars.
Henrik Rubinstein, Sentex President, stated, "We agreed to an exchange of shares for 100% of Vitelcom to move Sentex products strategically into this strong market. More acquisitions should follow soon."
The deal is subject to completion via comprehensive acquisition documentation.
About Sentex Sensing Technologies, Inc.
Sentex Sensing Technologies, Inc. is a multimodal biometric technology company. Sentex provides fingerprint, facial and voice biometric technologies, as well as systems, and critical system components that empower the identification of individuals in large-scale ID and ID management programs.
About Vitelcom Mobile Technology, S.A.
Vitelcom Mobile Technology, S.A. (www.vitelcom.es) is a mobile phone manufacturer located in Malaga, Spain. The company has a product range that includes 3G, i-mode and Linux-based technologies and has manufacturing facilities capable of producing over 5 million phones a year. Vitelcom sales are distributed amongst Spain and Latin America mainly for the Telefonica Moviles group.
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