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To: Taki who wrote (119677)	9/17/2003 2:37:40 PM
From: Taki	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 150070

RDXM, I wonder What is the $$ estimate per unit to be sold?So we can work some numbers here?Together, Radix and Norsco will jointly market a commercial product line that includes 22-25 ft. boats and 29 ft. landing craft. The two companies estimate annual sales of this craft should run between 150-200 units for each of the hull length models. SILVERDALE, Wash., Sep 17, 2003 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- Radix Marine Inc. (OTC Bulletin Board: RDXM.OB), a marine vessel development company specializing in homeland security and defense initiatives, today announced the signing of a Co-Marketing Agreement with marine fabrication company, Norsco Marine. Together, Radix and Norsco will jointly market a commercial product line that includes 22-25 ft. boats and 29 ft. landing craft. The two companies estimate annual sales of this craft should run between 150-200 units for each of the hull length models. "Radix's vision, coupled with Norsco's years of boat building experience, creates a dynamic team," said Kathy Bright, Radix President and CEO. "The dual use V-berth craft can be configured for both military and commercial applications. Norsco Marine's exemplary history in the boat building industry is undisputed. Their craftsmen have years of applicable experience building aluminum watercraft as well as high performance hull forms for the military, law enforcement, marine firefighting, oil spill response, and sport applications." Recent Norsco customers include the states of California and Alaska, as well as the United States Navy, who currently operate Norsco patrol boats to aid in anti-terrorist efforts. Norsco Marine's highly skilled team is practiced in building patrol craft to military standards, utility standards, and the special requirements of multi-mission-equipped vessels. All Norsco Marine boats are built to ABYC (American Boat & Yacht Council) standards, providing for rigid quality of construction.