Creditors File Petition for Bankruptcy Against Oretech, Inc

Business Wire, Oct 13, 2005

COLUMBUS, Ga. -- The following creditors of Oretech, Inc. today announced that they have filed an involuntary petition for bankruptcy against Oretech, Inc. (Pink Sheets:ORTE) and affiliated predecessor companies ("Ortech"), under Chapter 11 of the Bankruptcy code in the United States Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Georgia, Columbus Division, case number 05-42449-JTL dated October 11, 2005: Creditors: George W. Jeter (ORTE Shareholder), Francis Hargarten (ORTE Shareholder), Jeff Smith (Investor), Jay W. Hobson (ORTE Shareholder), Christopher M. Kiggins (ORTE Shareholder), and Steve Butler (Investor).

The total claims of these six creditors amounts to $832,143 for unsecured debt and unpaid wages.

In other matters on October 4, 2005, Christopher Kiggins has resigned as Secretary, Treasurer and Director of Oretech, Inc., a Nevada Corporation effective October 4, 2005.

The petitioning creditors respectfully request that management of Oretech file the appropriate disclosure statements with the Securities and Exchange Commission regarding both the bankruptcy petition and the resignation of Christopher Kiggins.

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