Company Press Release
Rhombic Announces Correction to June 2, 1998 Release
VANCOUVER, British Columbia--(BUSINESS WIRE)--June 30, 1998-- Rhombic Corporation, a U.S. company listed on the OTC Bulletin Board, wishes to correct the
June 2, 1998 press release stating that the company sold a twenty five percent interest in the ''Diamond Fly Wheel Technology'' to Mine-A-Max Corporation of British
Columbia.
Rhombic Corporation, and the proposed buyer, Mine-A-Max Corporation, jointly agreed to cancel the twenty five percent sale and purchase ''Diamond Fly Wheel
Battery''.
The Company's sale to Mine-A-Max of fifty percent of both the ''Active Engine'' and the ''FaxKey'' projects is not affected by the cancellation of the ''Diamond Fly
Wheel'' transaction.
Described as the ultimate browser, the ''Active Engine'' automatically speeds up web searching, usually a time consuming task performed on the internet by thousands
of individuals and corporations daily.
The ''FaxKey'' is a combination hardware and software device that offers total security in sending and receiving facsimile messages. By the insertion of a personal key
only the intended recipient can retrieve the message.
Wm. Larry Owen, President Rhombic Corporation
Suite 901, 1212 Howe St., Vancouver, B.C. V6Z 2M9 Ph: (604) 683 4864: Fax: (604) 683 4814
Contact:
Rhombic Corporation
Wm. Larry Owen
Ph: 604/683-4864
Fax: 604/683-4814 |
