Dionics, Inc. 2007 SEC Filing Shows First Operating Profit in 6 Years

  Bernard L. Kravitz, president of Dionics, Inc.
(PINKSHEETS: DION), a semiconductor/micro-electronics manufacturer, best
known for its high-reliability photo-voltaic (PV) MOSFET-Drivers, announced
today the filing of its 2007 quarterly and year-end SEC reports.  Earlier
filings this year covered SEC delinquencies for 2006 and 2005, under the
Company's "catch-up" program.  The SEC filing delinquencies had accumulated
during a reporting lapse caused by the Company's prolonged "post-9/11"
multi-year financial distress. "Things were so bad," explained Kravitz,
"that for several years we simply could not afford to pay the auditing fees
that were associated with our annual SEC reports." The Company's recently
profitable turnaround has now generated the substantial funds needed to
cover its multi-year auditing catch-up program. "We have been working
toward becoming current again in our SEC reporting obligations well before
year-end 2008," continued Kravitz, "and now only a few quarterly reports
for this year remain to be done."

In addition to its being the Company's last delinquent full-year SEC report, the 2007 filing is also the first one to report an after-tax Net Profit from Operations since the delinquencies began. "We are very pleased," Kravitz pointed out, "to show full-year 2007 Sales volume reached $1,109,100, with a Net Profit of $119,500, or earnings of $.013 per-share. And it is also worth noting," he added, "that conservative treatment of our year-end Inventory had resulted in a write-down of $73,000, which unfortunately reduced Net Profits by that same amount. Looking into the current year, early indications now show that, in spite of the traditionally slow Third Quarter, and a very costly catch-up auditing program, our full-year 2008 results should still continue on the profitable track we established in 2007," Kravitz explained.

In parallel with its SEC catch-up program, the Company is also pursuing the growth opportunities available to it in the PV-MOSFET-Driver marketplace. "With a one billion unit per year MOSFET marketplace to serve, each one a potential user of our device," Kravitz commented, "it is easy to see why we are focusing there. Our PV-devices have significant reliability advantages and this forms a solid basis for future potential growth," he concluded.

Forward-Looking Statements

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For more detailed information, please contact: Bernard L. Kravitz President [phone]