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NewMarket Technology Inc. (OTCBB:NMKT) today released
its 2006 business plan for the Homeland Security sector. The Company
has now released plans for all of its business units, including
operations in China and Latin America.
NewMarket's Homeland Security business unit plan is unique from
its other units. In 2005, NewMarket moved its Homeland Security assets
into a separate publicly listed company, Defense Technology Systems
(OTC:DFTS). NewMarket is a preferred shareholder of Defense Technology
Systems. Based on planned acquisitions, Defense Technology Systems
anticipates $10 million in revenue in 2006. Defense Technology
Systems' current business plan centers on the planned acquisition of a
wireless broadband company offering wireless solutions to municipal
governments.
NewMarket is an innovative company that introduced a business
model three years ago that offers a unique approach to business
technology innovation. The Company combines a traditional systems
integration offering with emerging technology incubation. The
incubation function includes the eventual independent public listing
of "next stage" incubated technologies.
Mr. Philip Verges, CEO of NewMarket, said, "Although NewMarket
maintains a conservative forecast of 15% revenue growth overall in
2006, our business unit plans that we have released incorporate
attainable revenue goals that clearly would necessitate upward
revisions in the revenue growth forecast as corporate developments are
announced. After each fiscal quarter financial results are filed, the
annual forecast will be reviewed and updated."
The overall result of NewMarket's business technology innovation
model has been three years of rapid, profitable growth from $2.3
million in revenue in 2003 to over $50 million in 2005 (un-audited).
NewMarket was named in 2005 as the 13th fastest growing technology
firm in North America on the Deloitte Technology Fast 500.
About NewMarket Technology Inc. (www.newmarkettechnology.com)
NewMarket Technology Inc. is a Systems Innovation Company.
NewMarket has combined a traditional systems integration and support
services capacity with a specialized asset-based approach to assisting
its clients with the delicate balance between maintaining legacy
systems and gaining a competitive edge from the latest technology
innovations. NewMarket provides certified integration and maintenance
services to support the prevailing industry standard solutions to
include Microsoft (Nasdaq:MSFT), Cisco Systems (Nasdaq:CSCO) and Sun
Microsystems (Nasdaq:SUNW). Concurrently, NewMarket continuously seeks
to acquire undiscovered emerging technology assets to incorporate into
an overall product portfolio carefully packaged to complement the
prevailing industry standard solutions. NewMarket's emerging
technology portfolio includes products for the Telecommunications,
Healthcare, Homeland Security and Financial Services industries.
NewMarket delivers its portfolio of products and services through its
global network of Solution Integration subsidiaries in North America,
Latin America, China and Singapore. As a Systems Innovator, NewMarket
has set itself apart from the systems integration market through the
introduction of a technology business model that monetizes the value
of emerging technologies to improve corporate profits and enhance
shareholder value with the regular issue of dividends. NewMarket
recently announced that it ranked Number 13 on the 2005 Deloitte
Technology Fast 500, a ranking of the 500 fastest growing technology
companies in North America. Rankings are based on the percentage of
revenue growth over five years from 2000-2004. NewMarket's revenue
increased 18,082 percent during this period.
This press release contains statements (such as projections
regarding future performance) that are forward-looking statements as
defined in the Private Securities Litigation Reform Act of 1995.
Actual results may differ materially from those projected as a result
of certain risks and uncertainties, including but not limited to those
detailed from time to time in the Company's filings with the
Securities and Exchange Commission.