Triumph Expands Service Area to Include Fort Lauderdale and North Broward County


POMPANO BEACH, Fla., Jan. 20, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- Triumph Communications Corp. (Pink Sheets:TIUM), a leading contractor serving the cable television and satellite television industry in the State of Florida, announced that the Company is expanding its service area within Broward County to include Ft. Lauderdale and surrounding areas.

Ken Tuccio, President of Triumph Communications commented, "Triumph's expansion to include Fort Lauderdale and other central and northern parts of Broward County will bring the Company a significant increase in installations throughout the year. This particular time of year, however, is the ideal time to begin as we can hit the ground running due to a seasonal surge in vacation home occupancy rates and subsequent cable installations."

According to the Realtor Association of Greater Fort Lauderdale sales of existing homes and condominiums in the Fort Lauderdale area reached a record-setting $6.3 billion in 2003. In fact, the group said the sales figure were $1 billion, or 18.86 percent, ahead of the previous year's $5.3 billion total. Analysts forecast this trend of growth to continue in Fort Lauderdale and other areas of Broward County well into the future.

Triumph Communications Corp., headquartered in Pompano Beach, Fla., is a leading contractor serving the cable and satellite television industry in the state of Florida. The Company contracts with the industry's most dominant cable television and satellite providers in all areas of operation. Triumph's revenue producing services encompass upgrades, installations, internet installs, as well as a highly successful Sales/Marketing division focused on increasing the new subscriber base and increasing existing subscriber's services. The Company's mission is to become the nation's largest contractor for cable and satellite television services.

For more information on Triumph Communications Corp., you may visit our web site at www.triumphcommunicationscorp.com

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