Change of Name

    Date: 23 JUNE 2006


                              US GOVERNMENT-OWNED COMPANY CHANGES NAME TO
                                    MICROFUZE AMERICAS, INC. (MFZ)
                                                   
                                                   
Tesla USA, Inc., which is controlled by MicroFuze International plc and which is partly owned by the
US Government and owns the sole licence to commercialise the US Department of Energy's patented
process for Microwave Diffusion Treatment ("MDT"), has changed its name to MicroFuze Americas, Inc.

MDT is the process that makes cheap steel nearly impenetrable with the use of microwaves and is
quicker, cleaner and cheaper than any other methods known to mankind.

Doug Parrish, Chief Executive Officer of MicroFuze, commented: "Since our successful stock market
flotation in February, we've made enormous progress.  We've appointed Commercial and Engineering
Directors, are concentrating on commissioning our first commercial microwave oven and have already
received our first purchase order, so now seems a good time to change Tesla's name to reflect that of
the Group's.  I'm looking forward to announcing new contracts and the commission of production
microwaves soon."

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Notes to Editors:

MicroFuze International
MicroFuze is a metals technology company which owns, through its 85% owned subsidiary MicroFuze
Americas, Inc., the sole licence to commercialise the US Department of Energy's patented process for
Microwave Diffusion Treatment ("MDT") discovered by their Oak Ridge, Tennessee Nuclear Research
Facility.  The US Department of Energy retains a 10% interest in MicroFuze Americas and Harley Grant,
the Oak Ridge inventor of the process, holds the remaining 5% of MicroFuze Americas shares.
Because MDT is quicker, cheaper and cleaner than all known existing surface treatments of metals, it
provides significant physical, economic and environmental advantages.  MDT can make cheap steel nearly
impenetrable and has a large number of potential uses for parts, components and accessories which
require hardening, lubricity, wear resistance and corrosion protection.  Industries that will benefit
from MDT include power generation, automotive, aeronautical and general manufacturing in a global
market worth US$6 billion annually.

                                                                                     
Contact:       Doug Parrish, CEO, MicroFuze International plc                        020-7016-5100
               Sandy Barblett, Commercial Director, MicroFuze                        020-7489-2028
               Henry Gewanter, PR, Positive Profile                                  020-7016-5100


								
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