LANGLEY, British Columbia, Feb. 22, 2007 (PRIME NEWSWIRE) -- Nitro Lube, Inc. (Pink Sheets:NLUB) announced today that its Board of Directors has voted to spinout the company's wholly owned subsidiary "Easy Phone, Inc." (a Nevada corporation) as a partial self-liquidating dividend to its shareholders. Shareholders will receive one share of Easy Phone, Inc. for every four shares owned in Nitro Lube, Inc. (NLUB). The record date for this dividend, the new Officers and Directors and the new business direction of Easy Phone, Inc. will be announced early next week.
NLUB's President and CEO Jason Rite was quoted, "This step, taken by our Board, is intended to reward our loyal shareholders. It also will allow Easy Phone, Inc. to continue its business under new management as a new public company."
About Nitro Lube, Inc.
Nitro Lube, Inc. is engaged in the business of manufacturing and worldwide marketing of ultra performance lubricants and fuel conditioners designed to perform in extreme temperatures. All products produced and sold by NLUB contain the revolutionary "PMF 2000" formula. Nitro Lube, Inc. has offices in Langley, BC; Las Vegas, NV; and, Indian Wells, CA. Nitro Lube, Inc. maintains a website at: http://www.nitrolube.com.
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