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Gold/Mining/Energy : Ezenet Corp. (EZE- ASE) -- Ignore unavailable to you. Want to Upgrade?

To: Cashy who wrote (80)	8/17/2000 4:53:41 PM
From: Postman	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 90

Cashy- you are quite welcome, I am a long term holder because the company is just going into a U.S. expansion phase and has just implemented their first wireless services contract. This shows their technology is ready to roll out. Ezenet can do everything a financial services company needs in the IT department, or just part of it, so they have a lot to offer. Here is the latest news release: Ezenet Corp - News Release Ezenet opens U.S. head office Ezenet Corp EZE Shares issued 13,327,197 2000-08-16 close $6.2 Thursday Aug 17 2000 News Release Mr. Kasra Meshkin reports Ezenet has opened its first U.S. office in Morrisville (Research Triangle Park), N.C. The office in Research Triangle Park will operate as the company's U.S. head office and technology hub. Within the next 12 months Ezenet plans to open branch sales offices in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas/Fort Worth and Chicago. "We are excited about our aggressive sales and marketing push into the United States," said the new president of U.S. operations, Jeffrey Coyne. "By combining our unique competitively priced offerings with our 20-year history of developing financial software applications and secure on-line banking systems, we believe Ezenet will shape the future of mobile e-commerce across North America." Ezenet's modular solutions will be delivered to mid-size U.S. banks and financial institutions from the office in North Carolina. Ezenet's current list of Canadian clients will continue to be served from their corporate headquarters in Toronto, Canada. "A member of our board of directors, Jeffrey Coyne has represented more than 100 U.S. and foreign banks during his extensive legal career. Jeff has significant presence and credibility within the financial industry," said Kasra Meshkin, president and chief executive officer, Ezenet Corp. "Jeff knows how to assemble and manage a sales organization. Jeff and his team of sales professionals will roll out our complete end-to-end integrated solutions for banks, other financial institutions and e-tailers in the United States." Mr. Meshkin believes that the company's aggressive U.S. expansion plans will allow Ezenet to provide integrated technology services across the new generation of Internet and wireless-enabled devices to a receptive target audience. "Our technology offerings have been well-received by the business world," said Mr. Meshkin. "From a single program to a totally integrated end-to-end financial and banking solution, Ezenet will offer the U.S. marketplace a wide array of products, services and applications across a range of networks, platforms and transport mediums." With its range of integrated solutions, Ezenet can put a mid-size U.S. financial institution at the forefront of technology with significant cost savings. Ezenet acts as an extension of, and in some cases, in place of, a client's IT department. (c) Copyright 2000 Canjex Publishing Ltd. canada-stockwatch