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To: 2MAR$ who wrote (4726)7/22/1999 1:04:00 PM
From: D. RUTTER  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 150070
 
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Thursday July 22, 9:16 am Eastern Time

Company Press Release

Advanced Communications Technologies, Inc., Forms
AGC, a New Communications Company, $40 Million
in Projected Revenues for 2000

NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--July 22, 1999--The Board of Directors of
Advanced Communications Technologies,
Inc. (''ACT'') (OTC BB -''MFMI'') announced today the formation of a new
communications company called Advanced
Global Communications, Inc., (''AGC'') that will be a wholly owned subsidiary of the
parent company, ACT.

Mr. James Rennie, a twenty-year veteran of the Telecommunications Industry, was
appointed President of AGC, on July 15th,
1999. Mr. Rennie has an extensive sales, and engineering background in multiple types
of switching platforms and network
services. He is regarded as an expert in all types of Satellite communications; as well as
in ATM and Voice IP network design
and structure. Mr. Rennie founded and managed two successful Internet Service
Provider (''ISP'') companies in Florida prior
to joining ACT.

The new corporation will be the operational arm of ACT for all USA based
communications operations as well as the holding
company for all currently owned switching operations, and planned acquisitions of other
switching and communications
companies. The formation of the company is consistent with ACT's plans to aggressively
pursue the acquisition of smaller
telecommunications enterprise specializing in International origination and termination,
via ATM switching and Voice IP. It is
also consistent with ACT's previously stated objective to establish a nationwide
communications network for the field testing
and demonstration of the SpectruCell wireless network, as well as for the generation of
immediate revenues.

The Chief executive Officer of ACT, Mr. Roger May said '' The profit margins
associated with the termination of international
voice and data traffic can be much higher than revenues from local long distance,
especially when utilizing Voice IP backbone.
Contracts secured recently reflect profit margins of 10 cents to 25cents per minute, or
for the volume of international minutes
contracted, net revenues of $1,000,000 per month, with the first earnings receipts due in
mid August, 1999''. ''May also said
that current estimates indicate that AGC will be able to achieve a monthly revenue rate
of $100 million per year, prior to June
30th, 2000''. Revenues for 1999/2000 should reach $40 million.

May also said ''the company is currently completing the acquisition of a Company with
proprietary technologies in the field of
microwave transmissions. The primary technology is ''Spectrum Efficient point-to point
Digital Microwave''. The product is
currently operational and was field tested earlier this year for four months over a 65 mile
link, achieving 100% efficiency with
zero bit error rate, and data rates 15 times greater than currently available point
-to-point microwave links used by network
providers at present.'' The company also has a CDMA wireless local loop technology
currently operational and in production.
Full details will be made available upon the completion of the acquisition.

The foregoing contains forward-looking information within the meaning of The Private
Securities Litigation Act of 1995. Such
forward-looking statements involve certain risks and uncertainties. The actual results
may differ materially from such
forward-looking statements. The company does not undertake to publicly update or
revise its forward-looking statements even
if experience or future changes make it clear that any projected results (expressed or
implied) will not be realized.

Contact:

Advanced Communications Technologies, New York
Roger May, CEO
949/757-0779, or 516/816-5777
Fax: 949/477-4937
actusa2000@aol.com