MediaTechnics Noble Jets Subsidiary Generates $175,000 in Revenues

   MediaTechnics Corporation (PINKSHEETS: MEDT) is pleased to announce that, since it was acquired on October 20, 2011, the Company's Noble Jets LLC (Noble) subsidiary has booked revenues in excess of $175,000.

Noble is a wholly owned air transport company operating internationally and based in Scottsdale. Noble counts among its customers many high value individuals, celebrities, foreign dignitaries and major international corporations.

Noble anticipates revenues for the next twelve months to be in excess of $3,000,000 and anticipates maintaining a gross margin of approximately of 12%.

Noble anticipates opening offices in Ukraine in the very near future and plans to expand to Russia and China thereafter.

Noble continues to generate revenues of approximately $325,000, if not more, during the remainder of 2011. Noble continues to believe that it will remain a profitable enterprise under the auspices of MEDT and believes it can grow its revenues substantially over time.

Management believes that the addition of revenue generating lines of business, and the cash flow they generate will help the Company meets its goals in all of the sectors it has interests in, significantly increasing shareholder value. Management intends that the addition of Noble to be one of many accretive acquisitions of revenue generating business it intends to complete in the near future.

The Company remains in negotiations with other firms and intends to update shareholders as events warrant. The Company intends that all future acquisitions significantly increase shareholder value.

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