PLYMOUTH, Mich., July 29, 2005 (PRIMEZONE) -- AmeriChip International Inc. (OTCBB:ACHI) has been ranked by Crain's Detroit Business as 78th in a list of all publicly held companies operating in the state of Michigan based on their respective 2004 revenues. To read the complete article, please visit www.crainsdetroit.com. The article is entitled "Numbers Game."
General Motors, Ford Motor Co., Delphi Corp., and Visteon Corp. were ranked as the top five on the Crain's list. AmeriChip, through its agreement with KSI Machine and Engineering, can now quote on jobs for these companies that will benefit from the application of its Laser Assisted Chip Control process (LACC). It is the Company's goal to be in the top 70 for the 2005 list.
Headquartered in Plymouth, Mich., AmeriChip International Inc., a process technology company holds a patented technology known as Laser Assisted Chip Control, the implementation of which results in efficient chip control management in industrial metal machining applications. This technology provides substantial savings in machining costs of certain automobile parts providing much more competitive pricing and more aggressive sales approaches within the industry.
The innovative AmeriChip business model, enhanced by its AmeriChip Tool and Abrasives subsidiary, is designed to establish an extensive resource for cost-saving services and products that all cost-conscious industrial steel and aluminum machining companies require. AmeriChip is committed to keeping jobs in America for Americans.
For more information, visit our website at www.americhipintl.com, or contact R. Windsor at (905) 898-2646, or send an e-mail to r.windsor@americhipintl.com.
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