Atlantis Technology Group Board of Directors Is Reviewing Several Possible Acquisitions
Market Wire, March, 2009
Atlantis Technology Group (OTCBB: ATNO) announced that the Board of Directors is reviewing several possible acquisitions in the following areas: Diversified Technology, Chip & Semiconductor Technology, Medical Device Technology, Renewable Resources, Eco-Friendly Technology, Natural Resources, Green Energy, Technology, Alterative Energy, Bio-Technology, Stem Cell Technology.
The Board of Directors is conducting due diligence on all the potential companies for future acquisition. The Board of Directors states, "As we continue our due diligence, we are working towards an LOI and potentially a completed acquisition by the end of the 1st quarter of 2009."
CEO Mr. Christopher Dubeau states, "My recent Form 4 filings of purchased common shares are intended to demonstrate my confidence in the company's ability and progress going forward." Dubeau further states, "We are working diligently to find a viable acquisition for Atlantis, one that will produce value and add confidence for the shareholders."
ABOUT ATLANTIS TECHNOLOGY GROUP
Atlantis Technology Group was formed to develop privately held and publicly traded technology companies that focus on high-growth investments at the leading edge of business and technological innovation. The Company's management intends to aggressively pursue new acquisitions that would enhance the existing portfolio of investments and that would be expected to enhance shareholder value through capital appreciation and dividend payments to the Company.
http://atlantistechnologygroup.com
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Additional Information: Christopher M Dubeau CEO 305-433-6393 Email Contact
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