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The
Micro Cap Newsletter
Microcaps.com Introduces
AmeriChip International Inc. (ACII.OB)
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Business Scope |
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Investor Points |
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Industry Points |
AmeriChip
Products & Services
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Dear
Subscriber
In
this edition of The
Microcap Newsletter we would
like to introduce AmeriChip
International Inc. (ACII.OB)
AmeriChip
International, Inc., together with
its subsidiaries, engages in
developing patented technology for
use in manufacturing. It develops
Laser Assisted Chip Control
technology, which is applicable to
metal component that requires
precision finishing.
AmeriChip is creating, leading and
spearheading a new worldwide market
known as dry or green machining; dry
machining is the cutting of metal or
other materials without the use
certain fluids, which are often
considered unfriendly to the
environment.
To learn more about AmeriChip
International Inc., please
read on below...
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Business
Scope
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Outstanding
Shares: 217 million
Approximate Float: 95
million
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AmeriChip's
patented technology, the Laser
Assisted Chip Control Process
("LACC") enables lower cost,
higher quality, clean manufacturing by
their using environmentally friendly,
patented technology.
The Company's mission is to dominate
the worldwide dry machining market,
particularly in the multi-billion
dollar oil pipe coupling and threading
segment, the multi-billion dollar
metal turning segment with emphasis on
the machining of steel parts such as
axle and drive shafts, connecting
rods, axle tubes and hubs. In
addition, new capabilities have been
identified for the machining of
components for steel parts used in the
manufacture of wind energy towers.
Over the past 15 years, AmeriChip has
engineered and thoroughly tested a
technology designed to eliminate the
long and often dangerous ribbon-like
steel chips that tangle around moving
tool parts, automation devices and
other components essential to the
machine processing of low to medium
grade carbon steels and non-ferrous
metals.
The proven result of this technology
is a superior product, manufactured in
a safer working environment, avoiding
many of the health and safety issues
associated with traditional metal
processing methodologies, while
offering potential cost savings in the
billions of dollars.
The patented AmeriChip laser process
affords the customer a significant
cost savings along with a major
increase in productivity, enabling the
delivery of components on a timely
basis, to meet heightened demand.
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Key
Investor Points
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- The Company is currently Tier
One Supplier for GM, Ford,
Chrysler, Honda, Toyota,
Caterpillar and Magna Corporation.
- AmeriChip has received orders
from Detroit-based automakers
totaling $550,000 that will be
processed the first few months in
2008.
- The sequential revenue
progression for AmeriChip for the
last three quarters is $958,000
for the November 30, 2007 quarter,
$864,000 for the August quarter,
$628,000 for the May quarter.
- Revenue for the quarter ending
February, 29, 2008 is to be in the
range of $1,250,000, up 30% from
$958,000 for the quarter ended
November 30, 2007
- AmeriChip has been assigned a
number under the U.S. and Canada
Joint Certification Program. This
program recognizes that the United
States and Canada share a unique,
long-standing military and
economic relationship.
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Key
Industry Points
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- The health and environmental
concerns related to the use of
metal cutting fluids in
manufacturing facilities are
becoming more prevalent around the
world. The use of these fluids in
day to day machining operations
exposes machine operators to
potential health hazards.
- There are large and increasing
costs associated with the disposal
and / or pre-treatment required
prior to the disposal of these
fluids back into the environment.
It is expected that there will
come a time when the costs
associated with the purchase,
maintenance, and disposal of
cutting fluids will exceed that of
the metal cutting benefits gained
by their use.
- For tooling suppliers and
machine tool builders the reliance
on cutting fluids must be replaced
by some other cost effective
technology or process to keep the
metal cutting application
personally and environmentally
safe and productive.
- Dry machining is cost-saving in
a sense that neither coolants nor
lubricants are involved in the
machining progress, hence saving
20% to 30% of total machining
costs.
- Today, fluids-including their
management and disposal-account
for 16% of the cost of the average
job.
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Contact
Information
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Company
Contact:
AmeriChip International Inc.
24700 Capital Blvd.
Clinton Township, MI 48036
Phone: (586) 783-4598
Fax: (586) 954-4604
www.americhiplacc.com
info@americhiplacc.com
Investor
Relations Contact:
The Cervelle Group
238 N. Westmonte Dr., Ste. 210
Altamonte Springs, FL 32714
Phone: (407) 475-9966
Fax: (407) 475-9859
www.thecervellegroup.com
admin@thecervellegroup.com
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We hope you've found this edition of
our newsletter interesting and
informative. If you have any
questions or comments about this
newsletter, or the company contained
herein, please contact us and
we would be happy to speak with you.
Regards,
The Microcaps.com Team
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DISCLAIMER
& SAFE HARBOR PROVISIONS:
Microcaps.com has been compensated
$1000 cash by The Cervelle Group,
LLC for the dissemination of this
email and other creative services
for AmeriChip International Inc.
(ACII.OB). Certain oral statements
made by management and certain
statements contained in press
releases and periodic reports issued
by ACII.OB (the
"Company"), as well as
those contained herein, that are not
historical facts are considered
"forward-looking
statements" within the meaning
of Section 21E of the Securities and
Exchange Act of 1934 and, because
such statements involve risks and
uncertainties, actual results may
differ materially from those
expressed or implied by such
forward-looking statements.
Forward-looking statements,
including those in Management's
Discussion and Analysis, are
statements regarding the intent,
belief or current expectations,
estimates or projections of the
Company, its Directors or its
Officers about the Company and the
industry in which it operates, and
are based on assumptions made by
management. Forward looking
statements include without
limitation statements regarding: (a)
the Company's strategies regarding
growth and business expansion,
including future acquisitions; (b)
the Company's financing plans; (c)
trends affecting the Company's
financial condition or results of
operations; (d) the Company's
ability to continue to control costs
and to meet its liquidity and other
financing needs; (e) the declaration
and payment of dividends; and (f)
the Company's ability to respond to
changes in customer demand and
regulations. Although the Company
believes that its expectations are
based on reasonable assumptions, it
can give no assurance that the
anticipated results will occur. When
issued in this report, the words
"expects,"
"anticipates,"
"intends,"
"plans,"
"believes,"
"seeks,"
"estimates," and similar
expressions are generally intended
to identify forward-looking
statements.
Important
factors that could cause the actual
results to differ materially from
those in the forward-looking
statements include, among other
items, (i) changes in the regulatory
and general economic environment;
(ii) conditions in the capital
markets, including the interest rate
environment and the availability of
capital; (iii) changes in the
competitive marketplace that could
affect the Company's revenue and/or
cost and expenses, such as increased
competition, lack of qualified
marketing, management or other
personnel, and increased labor and
inventory costs; (iv) changes in
technology or customer requirements,
which could render the Company's
technologies noncompetitive or
obsolete; (v) new product
introductions, product sales mix and
the geographic mix of sales.
The
Company disclaims any intention or
obligation to update or revise
forward-looking statements, whether
as a result of new information,
future events or otherwise. Safe
Harbor Statement under the Private
Securities Litigation Reform Act of
1995: The statements which are not
historical facts contained in this
advertisement are forward-looking
statements that involve certain
risks and uncertainties including
but not limited to risks associated
with the uncertainty of future
financial results, additional
financing requirements, development
of new products, governmental
approval processes, the impact of
competitive products or pricing,
technological changes, and the
effect of economic conditions.
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